aircraft reconnaissance of winter coastal cyclones in the northeastern United States

Jerome Spar New York University

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Howard A. Friedman Research Flight Facility, ESSA, Miami, Fla.

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During the 1966–67 and 1967–68 winter seasons, the ESSA Research Flight Facility carried out several weather reconnaissance missions in east coastal cyclones as part of a project on snow prediction in the northeastern United States. The operation of the aircraft program and the meteorological observations of primary interest are described. The aircraft reconnaissance system is found to be of significant potential value to east coast weather forecasters.

1Contribution No. 82, Geophysical Sciences Laboratory, Department of Meteorology and Oceanography, New York University. This research was partially supported by the Techniques Development Laboratory, Weather Bureau, ESSA under Contracts E-12-67(N), E-1-68(N), and E-13-69(N). The services of the Research Flight Facility were provided by the ESSA Research Laboratories, Boulder, Colo.

During the 1966–67 and 1967–68 winter seasons, the ESSA Research Flight Facility carried out several weather reconnaissance missions in east coastal cyclones as part of a project on snow prediction in the northeastern United States. The operation of the aircraft program and the meteorological observations of primary interest are described. The aircraft reconnaissance system is found to be of significant potential value to east coast weather forecasters.

1Contribution No. 82, Geophysical Sciences Laboratory, Department of Meteorology and Oceanography, New York University. This research was partially supported by the Techniques Development Laboratory, Weather Bureau, ESSA under Contracts E-12-67(N), E-1-68(N), and E-13-69(N). The services of the Research Flight Facility were provided by the ESSA Research Laboratories, Boulder, Colo.

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