My ocean is your ocean, let’s protect it! ¡Mi oceáno es tu oceáno, hay que protejerlo juntos! A polluted ocean is harmful to our food and our health. Everything we dump into our storm drains ends up in the

Source URL: sanctuaries.noaa.gov

Oklahoma Monthly Climate Summary APRIL 2012 Oklahoma’s exceptionally warm weather continued into April following the warmest March on record, and significant severe

Source URL: climate.ok.gov

• Storm
• Mesoscale meteorology
• Precipitation
• Rain
• Oklahoma Mesonet
• Supercell
• Tornado
• Mesonet
• Meteorology
• Atmospheric sciences
• Weather

Each slide has notes in sort of an “outline” format in order to put each slide into context and get the story across. If there are animations on a slide...I will put that information up front so that you can anticipa

Source URL: www.crh.noaa.gov

• Canada–United States border
• Ice storms
• Upper Peninsula of Michigan
• Blizzards
• Great Lakes Storm
• SS Anna C. Minch
• Lake Huron
• Lake Superior
• SS Carl D. Bradley
• Geography of Michigan
• Geography of the United States
• Great Lakes

6 Solar storm speeds The sun often ejects clouds of gases into space. Some of these fast-moving clouds can

Source URL: image.gsfc.nasa.gov

• Physics
• Plasma physics
• Coronal mass ejection
• Solar wind
• Cloud
• Wind
• Astronomical unit
• Sun
• Astronomy
• Space plasmas
• Atmospheric sciences

GARAGE Never pour gasoline or motor oil onto the ground, into a storm drain, or into your septic system. One gallon of oil

Source URL: www.nesc.wvu.edu

• Hazardous waste
• Waste
• Aquatic ecology
• Aquifers
• Environmental engineering
• Toxic waste
• Household Hazardous Waste
• Water pollution
• Septic tank
• Environment
• Water
• Earth

and into nearby storm drains? Or does it penetrate slowly into the soil to nourish thirsty plant roots? Knowing where the water goes is the first step in tackling erosion problems. Here are some other important clues tha

Source URL: mda.maryland.gov

• Environmental soil science
• Sustainable gardening
• Water conservation
• Landscape architecture
• Rain garden
• Mulch
• Surface runoff
• Erosion
• Stormwater
• Environment
• Earth
• Water pollution

Heavy Rainfall Event from the Mississippi River Valley to the Southeast By: Sean Ryan, HPC Meteorologist Overview: An historic heavy rain and severe weather occurred from the Mississippi River Valley eastward into the So

Source URL: www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov

• Mesoscale meteorology
• Precipitation
• Atmospheric dynamics
• Storm
• Mesoscale convective complex
• Weather front
• Rain
• Mesoscale convective system
• Surface weather analysis
• Meteorology
• Atmospheric sciences
• Weather

Permeable Paving “Slow it down, spread it out, and soak it in.”  Permeable paving materials and techniques allow water to filter into the soil rather than running off into storm drains, streams, and the Bay.  P

Source URL: www.rainscaping.org

• Environmental engineering
• Permeable paving
• Rain garden
• Stormwater
• Surface runoff
• Storm drain
• Retention basin
• Erosion
• Gravel
• Environment
• Earth
• Water pollution

THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION Everything that goes into the storm drain...

Source URL: www.rainscaping.org

CONFIRMATION AGREEMENT REGARDING MASTER PERPETUAL STORM WATER DRAINAGE EASEMENT This Confirmation Agreement Regarding Master Perpetual Storm Water Drainage Easement (the “Agreement”) is entered into this ___ day of _

Source URL: www.achdidaho.org

• Ada County Highway District
• Real estate
• Ada County
• Idaho
• Plat
• Subdivision
• Ada
• Land law
• Real property law
• Idaho
• Easement