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There are multiple methods to define precipitation data. To define precipitation data, take one of the following steps:

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!style="text-align:left;"|1. [[WMS:GSSHA Precipitation|Uniform Precipitation Method]].
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:#Use '''Precipitation...''' under the GSSHA menu to enter the data for the rainfall event, intensity, duration, and start date/time.
:#Enter the GSSHA job control parameters.
:#Save and run the GSSHA model.
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!style="text-align:left;"|2. Using a Design Storm [[WMS:GSSHA Precipitation#Hyetograph|Hyetograph]].
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:#Select '''Precipitation...''' under the GSSHA menu and define the distribution under the Hyetograph option.
:#Save and run the GSSHA model.
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!style="text-align:left;"|3. [[WMS:Rain Gage|Rain Gages]] with [[WMS:Inverse Distance Weighted Interpolation|Inverse Distance Weighted]].
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:#Create a [[WMS:Coverages|Rain Gage coverage]].
:#Create gages in the Graphics Window by creating [[WMS:Dynamic Tool Palette|new points]].
:#Select one or more gages to define the rain gage properties.
:#Save and run the GSSHA model.
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!style="text-align:left;"|4. Rain gages with the [[WMS:Natural Neighbor Interpolation|Thiessen Polygon Method]].
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:#Select '''Precipitation...''' under the GSSHA menu and select ''Thiessen polygons'' as the interpolation method.
:#Save and run the GSSHA model.
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