Cover Weather and Forecasting
Weather and Forecasting

 

Volume 28 (2013): Issue 3 (Jun 2013)

Print ISSN:
0882-8156
Online ISSN:
1520-0434
Cover Weather and Forecasting
ARTICLES
Ensemble-Based Exigent Analysis. Part I: Estimating Worst-Case Weather-Related Forecast Damage Scenarios
Ensemble-Based Exigent Analysis. Part II: Using Ensemble Regression to Estimate Conditions Antecedent to Worst-Case Forecast Damage Scenarios
An Automated Method for Depicting Mesocyclone Paths and Intensities
Improvements to the Operational Tropical Cyclone Wind Speed Probability Model
Using Frontogenesis to Identify Sting Jets in Extratropical Cyclones
Improvement of Typhoon Precipitation Forecast Efficiency by Coupling SSM/I Microwave Data with Climatologic Characteristics and Precipitation
Climatological Characteristics of Fog at Cape Town International Airport
A Trajectory Approach to Analyzing the Ingredients Associated with Heavy Winter Storms in Central North Carolina
Seasonal Forecasting in the Pacific Using the Coupled Model POAMA-2
An Inner-Shelf Wave Forecasting System for the U.S. Pacific Northwest
Diagnosing Santa Ana Winds in Southern California with Synoptic-Scale Analysis
Improving Effectiveness of Weather Risk Communication on the NWS Point-and-Click Web Page
A Real-Time Weather-Adaptive 3DVAR Analysis System for Severe Weather Detections and Warnings
Dryline Position Errors in Experimental Convection-Allowing NSSL-WRF Model Forecasts and the Operational NAM
Weather Forecasting as a Learning Tool in a Large Service Course: Does Practice Make Perfect?
Impact of Radiosonde Balloon Drift on Numerical Weather Prediction and Verification
Classifying Proximity Soundings with Self-Organizing Maps toward Improving Supercell and Tornado Forecasting
H. L. Wagner's Unbiased Hit Rate and the Assessment of Categorical Forecasting Accuracy
Influence of Mesonet Observations on the Accuracy of Surface Analyses Generated by an Ensemble Kalman Filter
Verification of Convection-Allowing WRF Model Forecasts of the Planetary Boundary Layer Using Sounding Observations
The 8 May 2009 Superderecho: Analysis of a Real-Time Explicit Convective Forecast
Examination of Errors in Near-Surface Temperature and Wind from WRF Numerical Simulations in Regions of Complex Terrain
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