Hurricane Lili
Storm Surge Model Runs - Tracks and Pressures
Storm Surge Model Runs - Surge Elevations
MODEL RUN 1
Run 1 - Storm Surge Animation (This animation is available in the Autodesk *.flc format. It is viewable using the Apple QuickTime software. For more information and troubleshooting information, please click here.)
If the above troubleshooting does not help, please click here for further help.
Please note: When viewing the following images, remember to add the current water level to the surge estimate to determine the total water level. For example, if the model indicates 1 meter of surge, and the present water level at the site is 3.1 feet NGVD, then the total surge is going to be 6-7 feet above NGVD.
Run 1 - Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 1 - Southeast Louisiana View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 1 - New Orleans View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 1 - Central Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 1 - Hydrographs
MODEL RUN 2
Run 2 - Storm
Surge Animation (meters)
Storm
Surge Animation (feet)
(These animations areavailable in the Autodesk *.flc format. They are viewable using the Apple QuickTime software. For more information and troubleshooting information, please click here.)
If the above troubleshooting does not help, please click here for further help.
Please note: When viewing the following images, remember to add the current water level to the surge estimate to determine the total water level. For example, if the model indicates 1 meter of surge, and the present water level at the site is 3.1 feet NGVD, then the total surge is going to be 6-7 feet above NGVD.
Run 2 (meters) - Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 2 (meters) - Southeast Louisiana View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 2 (meters) - New Orleans View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 2 (meters) - Central Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 2 (feet) - Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 2 (feet) - Southeast Louisiana View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 2 (feet) - New Orleans View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 2 (feet) - Central Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 2 - Hydrographs
MODEL RUN 3
Run 3 - Storm
Surge Animation (meters)
Storm
Surge Animation (feet)
(These animations areavailable in the Autodesk *.flc format. They are viewable using the Apple QuickTime software. For more information and troubleshooting information, please click here.)
If the above troubleshooting does not help, please click here for further help.
Please note: When viewing the following images, remember to add the current water level to the surge estimate to determine the total water level. For example, if the model indicates 1 meter of surge, and the present water level at the site is 3.1 feet NGVD, then the total surge is going to be 6-7 feet above NGVD.
Run 3 (meters) - Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 3 (meters) - Southeast Louisiana View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 3 (meters) - New Orleans View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 3 (meters) - Central Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 3 (feet) - Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 3 (feet) - Southeast Louisiana View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 3 (feet) - New Orleans View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 3 (feet) - Central Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 3 - Hydrographs
MODEL RUN 5
Run 5 - Storm
Surge Animation (meters)
Storm
Surge Animation (feet)
(These animations areavailable in the Autodesk *.flc format. They are viewable using the Apple QuickTime software. For more information and troubleshooting information, please click here.)
If the above troubleshooting does not help, please click here for further help.
Please note: When viewing the following images, remember to add the current water level to the surge estimate to determine the total water level. For example, if the model indicates 1 meter of surge, and the present water level at the site is 3.1 feet NGVD, then the total surge is going to be 6-7 feet above NGVD.
Run 5 (meters) - Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 5 (meters) - Southeast Louisiana View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 5 (meters) - New Orleans View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 5 (meters) - Central Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 5 (feet) - Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 5 (feet) - Southeast Louisiana View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 5 (feet) - New Orleans View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 5 (feet) - Central Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 5 - Hydrographs
MODEL RUN 6
Run 6 - Storm
Surge Animation (meters)
Storm
Surge Animation (feet)
(These animations areavailable in the Autodesk *.flc format. They are viewable using the Apple QuickTime software. For more information and troubleshooting information, please click here.)
If the above troubleshooting does not help, please click here for further help.
Please note: When viewing the following images, remember to add the current water level to the surge estimate to determine the total water level. For example, if the model indicates 1 meter of surge, and the present water level at the site is 3.1 feet NGVD, then the total surge is going to be 6-7 feet above NGVD.
Run 6 (meters) - Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 6 (meters) - Southeast Louisiana View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 6 (meters) - New Orleans View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 6 (meters) - Central Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 6 (feet) - Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 6 (feet) - Southeast Louisiana View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 6 (feet) - New Orleans View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 6 (feet) - Central Louisiana Coast View (Small)
(Large)
(View
With Detailed Map Overlay)
Run 6 - Hydrographs
If your PC does not easily open the animations with Quicktime, etc., please use the following procedure:
1. Download the Powerflic Application: You may download the application by clicking here. CREATE A NEW FOLDER on your desktop or other location (e.g., named “Storm Surge Animations” or “Powerflic” etc.) and SAVE Powerflic there. [You may be asked to “extract the files.” Press OK, and EXTRACT THE FILES to the same location (the new folder)].
2. Using INTERNET EXPLORER (Netscape is not recommended), return to this site (http://www.hurricane.lsu.edu/floodprediction/lili/) using INTERNET EXPLORER: (Netscape does not work as well). Right click on each storm animation and choose “SAVE TARGET AS” and save each one to the new folder created above. You may wish to rename each animation (e.g., Betsy – So LA, etc.) to better identify each animation.
3. Open Powerflic: Click on POWERFLC or Powerflic.exe (looks like a clip of a movie reel)
4. Open the Animations: In Powerflic, a small tool bar/box will appear similar to Windows Media Player or other movie player. Click on the top left open folder (picture) to “Open” an animation. “Browse” for the folder where you saved each animation. Click on the animation you wish to view. Press the Green Arrow to “Play,” the red stop sign to “Stop” and the “X” at the right to close, etc. You may also adjust the picture and slow down the animation from this tool bar.
