Abstract: As the various industries in Greece grow and the needs of the nation continue to change, the requirement for expanded meteorological services is unavoidable. This expansion includes improvements in facilities, technological ...

Abstract: Climatological relationships among precipitable water, thickness and precipitation are presented in such a manner that a line of saturation thickness may be defined. One year of data were used to develop such a line and ...

Abstract: Linear regression equations are presented which relate the natural logarithm of total precipitable water in the atmospheric column below 500 mb to surface dew point, sky cover and weather at 1200 GMT over the eastern and ...

Abstract: A dynamical-statistical model for use in probability of precipitation forecasting out to 60 h is described. This model has been fully operational twice daily in the National Weather Service (NWS) since January 1972. The ...

Abstract: Model Output Statistics (MOS) is an objective weather forecasting technique which consists of determining a statistical relationship between a predictand and variables forecast by a numerical model at some projection ...

Abstract: A simple numerical model for use in short-period forecasting (up to 24 hr) in the eastern United States is described. This model has been used operationally twice daily in the National Weather Service since June 1968. The ...

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Abstract: The most striking shortcomings of previous 1000-mb. forecast models have been over-intensification of pressure systems, especially anticyclones, and inferior predictions in and near mountains. In this article a graphical-numerical ...

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Abstract: Real-time computer graphics systems are being introduced into weather stations throughout the United States. A sample of student forecasters used such a system to solve specific specialized forecasting problems. Results ...