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Volume 150 (2022): Issue 6 (Jun 2022)

Print ISSN:
0027-0644
Online ISSN:
1520-0493
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ARTICLES
Multiscale Interactions Contributing to Enhanced Orographic Precipitation in Landfalling Frontal Systems over the Olympic Peninsula
The Dodge City Tornadoes on 24 May 2016: Understanding Cycloidal Marks in Surface Damage Tracks and Further Analysis of the Debris Cloud
New Insights into the South American Low-Level Jet from RELAMPAGO Observations
The Value of Assimilating Different Ground-Based Profiling Networks on the Forecasts of Bore-Generating Nocturnal Convection
Investigation of the Potential Saturation of Information from Global Navigation Satellite System Radio Occultation Observations with an Observing System Simulation Experiment
Overlapping Windows in a Global Hourly Data Assimilation System
An FSO-Based Optimization Framework for Improved Observation Performance: Theoretical Formulation and Experiments with NAVDAS-AR/NAVGEM
Multiscale Processes of Heavy Rainfall over East Asia in Summer 2020: Diurnal Cycle in Response to Synoptic Disturbances
Evaluation of Coupled Wind–Wave Model Simulations of Offshore Winds in the Mid-Atlantic Bight Using Lidar-Equipped Buoys
Effects of Horizontal Resolution, Domain Size, Boundary Conditions, and Surface Heterogeneity on Coarse LES of a Convective Boundary Layer
The Modulation Effect of Sea Surface Cooling on the Eyewall Replacement Cycle in Typhoon Trami (2018)
Evaluation of Surface Conditions from Operational Forecasts Using In Situ Saildrone Observations in the Pacific Arctic
On the Two Types of Tropical Cyclone Eye Formation: Clearing Formation and Banding Formation
Implications of Multivariate Non-Gaussian Data Assimilation for Multiscale Weather Prediction
A Hybrid Analog-Ensemble–Convolutional-Neural-Network Method for Postprocessing Precipitation Forecasts
Examining Terrain Effects on the Evolution of Precipitation and Vorticity of Typhoon Fanapi (2010) after Departing the Central Mountain Range of Taiwan
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