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264 TRANSFER OF FORECAST ACTIVITIES DURING AN EMERGENCY ’ On November 21, 1943 the water main in the baseiricnt of the Adniinistration Building at the New Orleans Airport burst cnnRing a failure itl the power supply. Arrangements wcre immediately set up by tho Rcgionnl Director at Fort Worth for thc Fort Worth Airport Station to carry on the forecnRt work of tho Now Orleans Airport Station. Terniinal forecwts for tho New Orlcans district on the aftornoon map of the 21st wero imued by Fort Worth. Although arrangements were also made to carry on the State forecast work that evening, this WILR not necessnry since opcrations returned to normnl at Now Orlcans prior to the time of iaH11nnce of these forecasta. Such proinpt action is commcndnblo and in line with the best traditions ‘of the Bureau. Other regions should be ablc to act as quickly in a siin- * ilar emergency. The Central Office would bo glnd to Iicar of any provisional RrrangcrnentR for situntions of this kind. ~-- TRANSFER OF RIVER FORECASTING RESPONSIBILITIES Effcdve February 1, 1944, the river forecasting responsibilities for the middle Arkansas llivcr basin were tranRferrcd to the Weathcr Burc>aU Office, Tulsa, Okla. The ‘l’ulsa river district compriws the following drainage area: ArknnHaR River and tributciries, except the Crtnndinn River, from the KnnsiIR’ Qolorado line to, iind including, Van 13nren, Ark. Effective on the flame date the Topeka river diRtriot boundaries will be designated tm follows: Kansw Itiver and tributaries nt nnd above Liiwwncc, Kim@. , except the Ibopl1b” lican River; Omge Ilivor and tributiiries in ICILX~HI~H. The Dodge City, Fort Smith, and Wichita officea will bc charged with the responsibility for local intcrpretation and disReniinationhf river foreemts within their immediate arem. --- REORGANIZATION OF RIVER DISTRICT IN DELAWARE RIVER BASIN ~ 1I:ffective February 1, 1944, the river diRtrict work nssigned to the Weather I3ureau Ofke, Trenton, N. J., w-na trnnsfcrred to t>ho Weather Bureau Oficcs at Philadelphia, and Allontown, Pa. Thr new districts comprise thr. following drainage areas: Aller~tow~n, 1’a:-J,acknwnxon River nnd tlie 1~tiiph River iibove, but not includin~ Easton, l’n. Pliil~tdel phin, l’n.--l)eluwi~re River md tributaries, nxcqt tltn hcknwrixen, tho lahigh nbove Ihston, h, rind tho Scfitrylkill above I’erkioinoii Creok. Tho RenilinK, l’n., river district remaim i~nci~rtxi~ed. - METEOROLOGICAL ACTIVITIES AT ANCHORAGE, ALASKA ICffectivo Novc?mbcr 28, 1943, Army personnel assumed all duties in connection with hourly observational work at the Army Air 13~0, Elmendorf Field. Weather Bureau forecmting activities are being continuod there. At the municipal nirport, Mcrrill Firld, tha Wanthor Jh~renU’~ expanded program conaists of-
205 (1) Continuation of radiosonde observatione. (2) Pibale-moved froin Klniendorf Field. (3) Synoptic observations. (4) Hourly obsorvations-increased froin 16 to 24 ddly. WEATHER BUREAU AIRPORT STATION, WILLOW RUN, MICH.. CLOSED The firet-order Weathrr Bureau Airport Stfation at Willow Ru~, Micli., Was closed at tho termination of Ilecernber 31, 1!)43. I’ibRl work 1im been transferrrct to the Detroit City Airport and raobs t’o t,lle Toledo Airport,.
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a31 CONSOLIDATION AT LYNCHBURG, VA.
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