H
HADS - Hydrometeorological Automated Data
System
HAZ - Hazard
HCVIS - High clouds visible
HDFRZ - Hard freeze
HDG - Heading
HDRAIN - An Hourly Digital Rainfall Product of the WSR-88D.
HDSVLY - Hudson Valley
HDWND - Head wind
HEL - Helicopter
HGT - Height or height above
HI - High, Hail Index, or Heat Index
HIC - Hydrologist in Charge or Hydrometeorological Information
Center of the Office of Hydrology (OH)
HIER - Higher
HIFOR - High level forecast
HIGH - High
HJ - Sunrise to sunset
HLF - Half
HLS - Hurricane Local Statement
HLSTO - Hailstones
HLTP - Hilltop
HLYR - Haze layer aloft
HMD - Hemispheric Map Discussion
HMT - Hydrometeorological Technicians
HN - Sunset to sunrise
HND - Hundred
HOD - The Hydrologist on Duty or Hydrologic Operations
Division of the Office of Hydrology (OH).
HOL - Holiday
HP - High Precipitation
HPA - Hectapascal
HPC - Hydrometeorological Prediction Center
HPD - Hourly Precipitation Data
HR - Hour
HRL - The Hydrological Research Laboratory at the Office of
Hydrology (OH).
HRS - Hours
HRZN - Horizon
HSA - Hydrologic Service Area
HSB - The Hydrologic Systems Branch in the Office of Hydrology
(OH).
HSD - Heavy Snow Discussion
HSF - High Seas Forecasts
HTC - The Hydrometeorological Training Council
HTG - Heating
HURCN - Hurricane
HUREP - Hurricane report
HV - Have
HVY - Heavy
HVYR - Heavier
HVYST - Heaviest
HWO - Severe Weather Potential Statement
HWVR - However
HWY - Highway
HYR - Higher
Hz - Hertz (Hz)
HZ - Haze
