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TRANSFER OF RIVER FORECASTING RESPONSIBILITIES
Effectivo November 1, 1944, the river district work assigned to the
Weather Bureau Office, Dubuque, Iowa, was transferred to the Weather
Bureau Offices at La Crosse, Wis., and Davenport, Iowa. The districts
comprise the following drainage areas:
La &088e, W&-MiwiSprippi River and tributaries from and including Dam No.
2, to and including Darn No. 10; Lake Superior Drainage from, but not including
St. Louis River eastward to Wisconsin-Michigan State line (including Montreal
River), and Lake Michigan drainage from and including Menominee Rivw southward
td Wisconsin-Illinoie Btata line.
Davenpd, lwa.-Miaaiaaippi River and tributaries from, but not including Dam
Eo. 10 tb, but not including Dam No. 18.
The hbuque, Iowa, Office will servo as a local river forecast interpretation
and dissemination center.
. CORRECTION IN DESCRIPTION OF TOPEKA RIVER DISTRICT
See Torice AND PERSONNEL
for August 1944. The limits of the Topeka,
Kans., river district should be-Kansas River and tributaries at and
above Lawrence, Kans. ; Osage River and tributaries in Kansas.
CAA STATIONS TO WHICH WEATHER BUREAU EMPLOYEES ARE BEING
I ASSIGNED
. Effective October 31, 2944, Weather Bureau personnel wore assigned
to West Palm Beach, Fla., to relieve CAA personnel .of a portion of
weather observing duties. Further details relative to this project may
be found in the Janupry and April 1944 issues of TOPICS
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NOTICE
AND PERMINNEL.
Circular Letter No. 80-44 dated November 9, 1944, subject: Selective
Transmission of Raobs on Schedule Ct’ wm furnished only to Regional
Ofices, exccpt Anchorage, and to all Weather Bureau,Forc?east Centem,
except Alaska.
CORRECTION
In TOPICS AND PERSONNEL
for August 1944, page 344, tho status of
Mr. Earl E. Nicholas at the Valentine station should be “in charge”
instead of ”assistant?’