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The document is a Flood Stage Report from the National Weather Service for the Hydrologic Service Area in Jackson, Mississippi, detailing that there was no flooding recorded in March 2007. It includes information on flood stages, crest stages, and acknowledges cooperation with various agencies for data provision.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the FLOOD STAGE REPORT in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'Hydrologic Service Area (HSA)' and 'WFO' details at the top of the form. This identifies the specific area for which you are reporting.
Fill in the 'RIVER AND STATION' section with the relevant river name and station information to ensure accurate data tracking.
Input the 'FLOOD STAGE (Feet)' value, which indicates the critical flood stage measurement for your report.
Specify the 'MONTH' and 'YEAR' of your report. For example, if reporting for March 2007, select March from the dropdown and enter 2007.
Document any 'ABOVE FLOOD STAGES (Dates)' by entering start and end dates where applicable, providing a clear timeline of flooding events.
Record the 'CREST STAGE (Feet)' along with its corresponding date to capture peak flood levels accurately.
If there was no flooding during your reporting month, check or note that under 'NO FLOODING IN MARCH FOR HSA'.

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