Cover Monthly Weather Review
Monthly Weather Review

 

Volume 132 (2004): Issue 7 (Jul 2004)

Print ISSN:
0027-0644
Online ISSN:
1520-0493
Cover Monthly Weather Review
ARTICLES
A Polar Low over the Japan Sea on 21 January 1997. Part I: Observational Analysis
A Polar Low over the Japan Sea on 21 January 1997. Part II: A Numerical Study
Regional Observations during the Landfall of Tropical Cyclone Juliette (2001) in Baja California, Mexico
Which Is Better, an Ensemble of Positive–Negative Pairs or a Centered Spherical Simplex Ensemble?
A Climatology of Warm-Season Cloud Patterns over East Asia Based on GMS Infrared Brightness Temperature Observations
Icing Severity in the December 2002 Freezing-Rain Storm from ASOS Data
Precipitation Distribution in Tropical Cyclones Using the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) Microwave Imager: A Global Perspective
Mean State and Wave Disturbances during Phases I, II, and III of GATE Based on ERA-40
Improving Retrievals of Cirrus Cloud Particle Size Coupling Lidar and Three-Channel Radiometric Techniques
Mantle Echoes Associated with Deep Convection: Observations and Numerical Simulations
Satellite and CALJET Aircraft Observations of Atmospheric Rivers over the Eastern North Pacific Ocean during the Winter of 1997/98
Doppler Radar and Lightning Network Observations of a Severe Outbreak of Tropical Cyclone Tornadoes
Predictability of Stratospheric Sudden Warming: A Case Study for 1998/99 Winter
A Spectral Finite-Volume Method for the Shallow Water Equations
Numerical Simulation of the Interaction between the Dryline and Horizontal Convective Rolls
The Large-Scale Modulation of Subtropical Cyclogenesis in the Central and Eastern Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Hurricane Season of 2002
NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE
The Influence of the Vertical Coordinate on Simulations of a PV Streamer Crossing the Alps
Possible Feedback of Winter Sea Ice in the Greenland and Barents Seas on the Local Atmosphere
Deep Convection and “First Echoes” within Anvil Precipitation
On Using “Climatology” as a Reference Strategy in the Brier and Ranked Probability Skill Scores
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