Cover Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences

 

Volume 39 (1982): Issue 12 (Dec 1982)

Print ISSN:
0022-4928
Online ISSN:
1520-0469
Cover Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences
ARTICLES
Climate Studies with a Multi-Layer Energy Balance Model. Part I: Model Description and Sensitivity to the Solar Constant
Climate Studies with a Multi-Layer Energy Balance Model. Part II: The Role of Feedback Mechanisms in the CO2 Problem
Parameterization of Outgoing Infrared Radiation Derived from Detailed Radiative Calculations
Theory of the Mesopause Semiannual Oscillation
Cloud-Ensemble Relations Based on the Gamma Probability Distribution for the Higher-Order Models of the Planetary Boundary Layer
Momentum Balance of Gravity Flows
An Analysis of Three-Dimensional Mountain Lee-Waves in a Stratified Shear Flow. Part II
Internal Dynamics of Tornado-Like Vortices
Some Features of the Climatology of the Northern Hemisphere Stratosphere Revealed by NMC Upper Atmosphere Analyses
Global-Scale Weekly and Monthly Energetics During January and February 1979
The Interactive Evolution of the Oceanic and Atmospheric Boundary Layers in the Source Regions of the Trades
Structure of the Cold Front Observed in SESAME-AVE III and its Comparison with the Hoskins-Bretherton Frontogenesis Model
Entrainment and Detrainment in a Simple Cumulus Cloud Model
Effects of Cloud Seeding, Latent Heat of Fusion, and Condensate Loading on Cloud Dynamics and Precipitation Evolution: A Numerical Study
Case Study of a Hailstorm in Colorado. Part I: Radar Echo Structure and Evolution
Case Study of a Hailstorm in Colorado. Part II: Particle Growth Processes at Mid-Levels Deduced from in-situ Measurements
A Comparative Study of the Rates of Development of Potential Graupel and Hail Embryos in High Plains Storms
Observation of Ice Crystal Formation in Lower Arctic Atmosphere
The Summer Wind Field Between 80 and 93 km Observed by the MST Radar at Poker Flat, Alaska (65°N)
NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE
Atmospheric Vacillations in a General Circulation Model. III: Analysis using Transformed Eulerian-Mean Diagnostics
Radiative Heating Due to Increased CO2: The Role of H2O Continuum Absorption in the 12–18 μm Region
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