Any current warnings or watches will be displayed below. The weather maps may or moy not be aailable at times other than during severe weather.
The New Hope Borough Office of Emergency Management is carefully watching the approaching storm and will alert residents if any action is needed.
As of now, we are recomending that residents and business owners prepare for very windy and rainy conditions on Saturday. Of particular concern are areas near small streams or with poor drainage.
If you have any non-emergency questions or concerns, or would like to see more information on this web site, please contact me, Daryl Jurbala, Boro Emergency Management Coordiantor, at djurbala@newhopeofm.org. I would like to hear any suggestions on how to improve the information I'm providing to you (other than making this page less ugly - I know that needs to be done).
Where do we get our information from?
No, we don't have any special access to information that the general public would not have. We do plot our own weather maps from data provided by NWS and USGS. The most current versions that we are looking at are below.
Composite Reflectivity Map with Storm Tracks
.5 Degree Base Velocity Map zoomed on New Hope:
Doppler Storm Relative Velocity Map:
We get our river and stream data from The National Weather Service Advanced Hydrological Prediction Center. Here's what we usually look at:
New York City Reservoir Levels
Delaware River Basin Commission
