The 2020 QPF-Max Report

https://udfcd.org/FWP/F2P2_Reports/2020QPF-Max_HRG_FinalReport.pdf Although 2020 was one of record low activity on the flooding scene, there is always something to be learned about forecasting heavy rainfall. For those who like to dig a little deeper into the technical world of meteorology, you should find Dewberry's 2020 QPF-Max operations report above an interesting read. Please let us know if you have any questions or comments regarding its contents. More information about QPF-Max can be found at https://alert5.udfcd.org/flood-prediction-notification/. Thank you for all you do to make your communities safer when heavy rain and flooding threatens again, as we know it will. Have a prosperous 2021. Kevin Stewart, P.E. Engineering Services Manager MILE HIGH FLOOD DISTRICT 2480 W. 26th Ave Suite 156-B | Denver, Colorado 80211 Office: 303-455-6277 | Direct: 303-749-5417 | www.mhfd.org<http://www.mhfd.org> Protecting People, Property, and our Environment [cid:MHFD-MainLogo-RGB-Color_dc850310-e98b-4e51-9ccb-9e6ba9e6d393.png] [cid:SocialLink_Facebook_32x32_dddf4d22-a17b-4b5e-a60e-a0d1c141aee6.png]&l... [cid:SocialLink_Instagram_32x32_a5cf709f-423e-42d0-9b21-63116bf8f89c.png] <https://www.instagram.com/milehighflooddistrict> [cid:SocialLink_Linkedin_32x32_b7a2051d-355d-4a7b-b923-ebe2177ea89b.png] <https://www.linkedin.com/company/udfcd> [cid:SocialLink_Twitter_32x32_a6576c8a-bc49-4df2-8e65-1ec629178a82.png] <https://www.twitter.com/mhflooddistrict>