Cover Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology
Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology

 

Volume 12 (1973): Issue 8 (Dec 1973)

Print ISSN:
0021-8952
Cover Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology
ARTICLES
Climatic Data Banking and Analysis Using an information Retrieval System
Neighborhood Gradient Analysis: Examination of Variance in North Central Oklahoma Rainfall Statistics
On the Importance of Precision for Short-Range Forecasting and Climate Simulation
A Solar Radiation Model for Sub-Arctic Woodlands
A Study of an Oregon Sea Breeze Event
Development and Characteristics of Free Convection in the Clear Air as Seen by Radar and Aircraft
An Analysis of In-Cloud Scavenging
Ice Nucleation on Radioactive and Nonradioactive Silver Iodide Particles
The Design and Evaluation of an Airborne Optical Ice Particle Counter
A Cloud Model to Parameterize Convection
Airflow and Moisture Budget Beneath a Northeast Colorado Hailstorm
Precipitation Characteristics of a Sheared, Moderate Intensity, Supercell-Type Colorado Thunderstorm
Analysis of Data from T-28 Aircraft Penetrations of a Colorado Hailstorm
Dropsonde Measurements of Vertical Winds in the Colorado Thunderstorm of 22 July 1972
Ozone and Water Vapor Injected into the Stratosphere from Two Isolated Thunderstorms
Supersaturation Development in a Vertical-Flow Thermal Diffusion Chamber
A Method of Measuring Low-Velocity Vertical Flow
Characteristics of a Laser System for Atmospheric Absorption and Air Pollution Experiments
Automatic Cloud Cover Indicator System
VHF Direction Finder for Lightning Location
NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE
On the Graphical Computation of the Montgomery Streamfunction
A Simple but Accurate Formula for the Saturation Vapor Pressure Over Liquid Water
Comments “On the Correlation of the Total Precipitable Water in a Vertical Column and Absolute Humidity at the Surface”
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A Comparison of Satellite-Derived, Low-Level and Cirrus-Level Winds with Conventional Wind Observations
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