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

 

Volume 49 (2010): Issue 9 (Sep 2010)

Print ISSN:
1558-8424
Online ISSN:
1558-8432
Cover Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology
ARTICLES
An Experimental Field Dataset with Buoyant, Neutral, and Dense Gas Atmospheric Releases and Model Comparisons in Low–Wind Speed (Diffusion) Conditions
Ground-to-Air Gas Emission Rate Inferred from Measured Concentration Rise within a Disturbed Atmospheric Surface Layer
Evaluation of Three Planetary Boundary Layer Schemes in the WRF Model
Subtropical Cloud-Regime Transitions: Boundary Layer Depth and Cloud-Top Height Evolution in Models and Observations
High-Resolution Numerical Modeling of Thermally Driven Slope Winds in a Valley with Strong Capping
Climatology of Thunderstorms for North Dakota, 2002–06
On the Temporal Characteristics of Radar Coherent Structures in Snow and Rain
Nocturnal Cold-Air Intrusions into a Closed Basin: Observational Evidence and Conceptual Model
The Influence of Downstream Diurnal Heating on the Descent of Flow across the Sierras
A Simple Model to Predict Scalar Dispersion within a Successively Thinned Loblolly Pine Canopy
Investigating the Influence of Carbon Dioxide and the Stratosphere on the Long-Term Tropospheric Temperature Monitoring from HIRS
Seasonal Predictability of Daily Rainfall Characteristics in Central Northern Chile for Dry-Land Management
Spatial Predictions of Extreme Wind Speeds over Switzerland Using Generalized Additive Models
Using Continuous Ground-Based Radar and Lidar Measurements for Evaluating the Representation of Clouds in Four Operational Models
Advances in Extracting Cloud Composition Information from Spaceborne Infrared Radiances—A Robust Alternative to Brightness Temperatures. Part I: Theory
Objectively Determining the Rotational Center of Tropical Cyclones in Passive Microwave Satellite Imagery
Development of a Cloud-Top Height Estimation Method by Geostationary Satellite Split-Window Measurements Trained with CloudSat Data
NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE
Exploration of the MODIS Cloud-Top Property Products for the Investigation of Equatorial Wave Systems
Three Recent Flavors of Drought in the Pacific Northwest
A Method to Infer the Three Cartesian Wavelengths of a Mountain Wave from Three Soundings
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