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Northwest Flow Snow Events in the Southern Appalachian Mountains
Blair Holloway
Update on 2006/12/15
Another update from Blair. As always, all questions and comments are
greatly appreciated.
The Role of the Great Lakes in Northwest Flow Snowfall in the Southern Appalachian Mountains
(2006/12/15)
PowerPoint Format
Preliminary scenarios for assessing the effects of upstream convection on
downstream precipitation
Kelly Mahoney
Update on 2005/08/15
Below you will find the latest update concerning the topic of upstream convection and
associated downstream forecast adjustments.
As always, any input, comments, or suggestions that you may have will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
Kelly Mahoney
The Effects of Organized Upstream Convection on Downstream Precipitation
Presented at the AMS WAF/NWP Conference 01 August 2005
(2005/08/15)
Microsoft Power Point Format
Update Document, Summary, and Specific questions for CSTAR office participants
(2004/08/16)
Microsoft Word Format |
PDF Format
Older Update Document, Summary, and Specific questions for CSTAR office participants
(2004/07/09)
Microsoft Word Format |
PDF Format
The Impact of Upstream Latent Heat Release on Moisture Transport into Extratropical Cyclones along the Southeast U.S. Coast
Michael J. Brennan
Update on 2005/08/15
Below is a summary of research into the impact of cold-sector latent
heat release on moisture transport into extratropical cyclones along the
southeast coast of the U.S.
Potential Vorticity as a Tool for Assessing the Dynamical Impact of Latent Heat Release in Model Forecasts
Presented at the AMS WAF/NWP Conference 04 August 2005
(2005/08/15)
Microsoft Power Point Format
Analysis of a Cold-Air Precipitation Event: Observational Diagnosis and Numerical Model Sensitivity
Presented at the AMS WAF/NWP Conference 01 August 2005
(2005/08/15)
Microsoft Power Point Format
Update Document, Summary, and Specific questions for CSTAR office participants
(2004/07/09)
Microsoft Word Format |
PDF Format
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