Service Description: Distributed with NWS's SLOSH Display program, this file allows the Penobscot Bay MOM values to be viewed in external GIS products. This dataset is used in the...
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Description: This file contains all the MOMs generated by the National Hurricane Center for the Penobscot Bay SLOSH (Sea, Lake, and Overland Surge from Hurricanes) basin. A MOM(also known as the Maximum of MEOWs) depicts the potential flooding for a given Saffir-Simpson hurricane category, and is a composite of the maximum storm surge heights for all simulated hurricanes of that category regardless of direction and speed. A basin is a collection of bathymetry and topography used by the SLOSH model to compute storm surge. SLOSH is a numerical model used by the NWS to compute storm surge, an abnormal change in the water level due to a storm's winds and pressure.
National Weather Service, National Hurricane Center, Maine Geological Survey
Spatial Reference: 26919 (26919)
Initial Extent:
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YMin: 4748369.77140756
XMax: 674699.700519435
YMax: 5019104.42867765
Spatial Reference: 26919 (26919)
Full Extent:
XMin: 350905.8836
YMin: 4750617.796
XMax: 668292.3417
YMax: 5007201.4349
Spatial Reference: 26919 (26919)
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