1931 flood estimates

The 1931 flood estimates refer to predictions of how high and widespread the flooding would be based on meteorological data, river flow models, and historical records. Experts assessed potential rainfall amounts, snowmelt, and river capacities to forecast flood severity across affected regions. These estimates aimed to inform preparedness and response strategies. While some predictions were accurate, others faced uncertainties due to unpredictable weather patterns. Overall, the estimates helped governments and communities plan for major flood risks, emphasizing the importance of early warning systems and infrastructure resilience in flood-prone areas.