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Weather and Forecasting

 

Volume 31 (2016): Issue 5 (Oct 2016)

Print ISSN:
0882-8156
Online ISSN:
1520-0434
Cover Weather and Forecasting
ARTICLES
Nowcasting with Data Assimilation: A Case of Global Satellite Mapping of Precipitation
The Origin of Western European Warm-Season Prefrontal Convergence Lines
Met Office Unified Model Tropical Cyclone Performance Following Major Changes to the Initialization Scheme and a Model Upgrade
Observing Boundary-Layer Winds from Hot-Air Balloon Flights
Summertime Rainfall Events in Eastern Washington and Oregon
The Influence of Topography on Convective Storm Environments in the Eastern United States as Deduced from the HRRR
WRF Forecasts of Great Plains Nocturnal Low-Level Jet-Driven MCSs. Part II: Differences between Strongly and Weakly Forced Low-Level Jet Environments
Evaluation of PBL Parameterizations for Modeling Surface Wind Speed during Storms in the Northeast United States
Mesoscale and Synoptic Environment in Three Orographically Enhanced Rain Events on the Coast of Santa Catarina (Brazil)
The Brazilian Global Atmospheric Model (BAM): Performance for Tropical Rainfall Forecasting and Sensitivity to Convective Scheme and Horizontal Resolution
Calibrated Forecasts of Extreme Windstorms Using the Extreme Forecast Index (EFI) and Shift of Tails (SOT)
Explicit Forecasts of Low-Level Rotation from Convection-Allowing Models for Next-Day Tornado Prediction
Topographic Influence on the Motion of Tropical Cyclones Landfalling on the Coast of China
The Use of the Deviation Angle Variance Technique on Geostationary Satellite Imagery to Estimate Tropical Cyclone Size Parameters
Tropical Cyclone Intensity Estimation Using RVM and DADI Based on Infrared Brightness Temperature
The Impact of Vertical Resolution on Fog Forecasting in the Kilometric-Scale Model AROME: A Case Study and Statistics
Design Strategies of an Hourly Update 3DVAR Data Assimilation System for Improved Convective Forecasting
The Statistical Severe Convective Risk Assessment Model
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