FEMA Region v Morning Brief 10-26-2011

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FEMA REGION V MORNING BRIEFWednesday, October 26, 2011

FEMA Region V HSIN Portal

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Weather

• Storm Reports- Nothing significant to report.

• Precipitation- Michigan:

Up to 2½ inches.

• Impacts- Nothing significant to report.

Overnight SummaryOctober 25-26, 2011

Source: NWS Daily Precipitation

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• RV IMAT Status: GREEN - White Team: On Call

• RV Liaison Officers:- Primary: William Pillai- Secondary: Todd Lawson- Tertiary: Cornelius Miller

• RV Fire Duty Liaison Officer: Fred Kaehler

IMAT Team Status

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• Illinois SEOC: Normal Operations

• Indiana SEOC: Normal Operations

• Michigan SEOC: Normal Operations

• Minnesota SEOC: Normal Operations

• Ohio SEOC: Normal Operations

• Wisconsin SEOC: Normal Operations

RRCC/State EOC Status• Region V RWC: Watch/Steady State (24/7 Operations)

- Region V Watch: 312-408-5498/5365 / [email protected] Day Watch: 0600-1800 CDT / Night Watch: 1800-0600 CDT

No Current Alerts

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Region V Nuclear Facilities

• Illinois: Nothing Significant To Report

• Indiana: Nothing Significant To Report

• Michigan: Nothing Significant To Report

• Minnesota: Nothing Significant To Report

• Ohio: Nothing Significant To Report

• Wisconsin: Nothing Significant To Report

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National Weather Forecast

Source: NWS National Forecast Charts

Region V:• Light rain or snow showers across northeastern

Minnesota; no significant precipitation expected.• Isolated showers across Wisconsin, Illinois,

Indiana, and Ohio.

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Active Watches/Warnings

Source: NWS National Weather HazardsRegion V

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3-7 Day Hazard Outlook

Source: NWS Climate Prediction Center

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1 Day Severe Weather Outlook

Source: NWS Hydrometeorological Prediction Center

Convective Outlook Tornado Outlook

Wind Outlook Hail Outlook

Less Than 2% All Areas

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2 Day Severe Weather Outlook

Source: NWS Hydrometeorological Prediction Center

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St. Paul, MN

Milwaukee, WI

Chicago, IL

Springfield, IL

5-Day Forecast (1/2)

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Indianapolis, IN

Columbus, OH

Lansing, MI

Detroit, MI

5-Day Forecast (2/2)

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24 Hour Precipitation Forecast

Region V Source: NWS Hydrometeorological Prediction Center

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1-3 Day Precipitation Forecast

Source: NWS Hydrometeorological Prediction CenterRegion V

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1-5 Day Precipitation Forecast

Source: NWS Hydrometeorological Prediction CenterRegion V

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River Flood Outlook

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Source: USGS

Seismic Activity

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Significant Fire Potential

Source: National Predictive Services Program

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Hurricane RINA (Category 2)Max Sustained Winds: 110 mph; Moving at 5 mph

Tropical Cyclone Activity

10% Chance of Tropical Cyclone Formation

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Tropical Cyclone ActivityForecast Models

Source: National Hurricane Center (via Stormpulse)

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Space Weather Forecast

Solar Activity Forecast: Solar activity is expected to be low with a slight chance for M-class activity all three days (26 - 28 October).Geophysical Activity Forecast: The geomagnetic field is expected to be at quiet to unsettled levels, with isolated active periods on day one (26 October), due to lingering effects from the CME that impacted Earth on 24 October. Mostly quiet conditions are expected on day two (27 October). By day three (28 October), quiet to unsettled levels are expected due to effects from a recurrent coronal hole high speed stream.

NOAA Scale Past 24 hrs Current

Geomagnetic: G1 None

Solar Radiation: None None

Radio Outages: None None

Source: NWS Space Weather Prediction Center

G1 Minor

Power systems: weak power grid fluctuations can occur. Spacecraft operations: minor impact on satellite operations possible. Other systems: migratory animals are affected at this and higher levels; aurora is commonly visible at high latitudes (northern Michigan and Maine)**.

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• October 25-27: State Hazard Mitigation Officers (SHMOs) Meeting, Chicago, IL

• November 1: FEMA Region V Regional Interagency Steering Committee (RISC) Meeting, Great Lakes Naval Station, IL

• January 12: IND Private Sector Summit, Argonne National Laboratory, IL

Training in 2011

This Week

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• October 27: NLE 2012 National Cyber Security Awareness Seminar, Washington, DC

• November 1: IL State Level Exercise (SLE) Final Planning Conference (FPC), Carterville, IL

• November 1-4: Clinton Nuclear Power Plant, Clinton, IL

• November 9: National Emergency Alerting System Test

• November 10: Improvised Nuclear Device Private Sector Summit, Chicago, IL

• November 15-18: Illinois State Level Exercise (Catastrophic Earthquake), Springfield, IL

• December 7-8: NLE 2012 Mid Term Planning Conference, Washington, DC

• Feb 15, 2012: Improvised Nuclear Device Tabletop Exercise, Chicago, IL

• March 7, 2012: Braidwood Nuclear Power Plant Exercise, Reed Township, IL

• March 7-8, 2012: NLE 2012 National Tabletop Exercise, Washington, DC

• March 28-29, 2012: NLE 2012 Final Planning Conference, Washington, DC

Exercise Events in 2011

This Week

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