Collaboration with the University of Iowa College of Public Health The Environmental Health Research Sciences Center (EHRSC), part of the University of Iowa’s College of Public Health, partnered with the Iowa Flood Center to help select relevant public health information for the Iowa Flood Information System (IFIS). Some of the new additions have already been implemented… Continue Reading »
IFloodS is a NASA led project to enhance the understanding of precipitation events worldwide.
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How likely is a river to flood once it’s been forecasted?
The Iowa Flood Information System (IFIS) is one-stop web-platform to access community-based flood conditions, forecasts, visualizations, inundation maps and flood-related data, information, and applications.
The five-year project will engage partners and watersheds across the state to lessen the frequency and severity of flooding in Iowa.
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Fine-detail 2-day rainfall forecast for Iowa.
View the extent of potential floodwaters in a community.
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See the status of floodplain maps for 85 Iowa counties.
Identify upstream communities and waterways in your watershed.
View the current water stage of Iowa streams and rivers.
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