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Appendix C: Weather Event Timelines
Pages 53-56

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... The situation for the Red River of the North was described as severe, resulting in "more water than you've ever seen before." March 30. Flood Warning issued for all NWS river forecast points in the Red River of the North Basin.
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From page 54...
... Rise to 49.0 to 49.5 feet by April 17, then slow rise to 50.0 feet April 22-23. USACE field construction personnel alerted to raise emergency flood protection by raising top of the levee to a stage of 54.0 feet.
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... Winter storm watches issued for all of the mid-Atlantic region. Winter storm warnings issued for Philadelphia north.
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... " 7:34 P.M. Tornado near Tinker Air Force Base (Midwest City)
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