Abstract: he lower Mississippi River alluvial valley in southeastern Arkansas, northeastern Louisiana, and northwestern Mississippi is characterized by widespread agriculture with few urban areas. Land use is predominantly cultivated ...

Abstract: he minimum length scale to investigate quasigeostrophic (QG) vertical motion within a mesoscale operational model is determined using simulations of 28 baroclinic systems from the North American Mesoscale Forecast System ...

Abstract: large portion of the lower Mississippi River alluvial valley (LMRAV) relies on irrigation from the regional alluvial aquifer for crop sustainability, which is expensive both in terms of water resources and farmer expenditures ...

Abstract: Lake Okeechobee, located in southern Florida, is an important component in the regional hydrologic system. Currently, the Southeast River Forecast Center (SERFC) is setting up a forecasting scheme for Lake Okeechobee and ...

Abstract: Many studies have been done on synoptically forced systems and heavy rainfall, but little research has gone into the forecasting of training convective storms specifically in a synoptically forced environment. Training ...

Abstract: umerical weather prediction (NWP) models are limited with respect to initial and boundary condition data and possess an incomplete description of underlying physical processes. To account for this, modelers have adopted ...