Abstract: This paper examines moisture conditions in southeastern New York during 1980 and early 1981. precipitation and moisture budget calculations indicate that a net water deficit did exist at that time, but it was not severe ...

Abstract: This paper describes the lower tropospheric conditions during lee trough episodes to the east of the Appalachians. The boundary layer winds are studied using 1956 pilot balloon data averaged for 45 lee trough cases. Four ...

Abstract: The thunderstorm genesis regions during warm seasons lee-trough episodes in the southern Appalachians are examined in this study. A composite of cloud-to-ground lightning data during 1985 lee trough cases indicates that ...

Abstract: This paper documents the snowstorm that hit eastern North Dakota and western Minnesota during 6?8 January 1989. Fargo, North Dakota, set records for both the greatest 24-h snowfall and the greatest single-storm snowfall ...

Abstract: In this article, the problems deaf and hard of hearing people experience when attempting to accessthe weather warning systems in Oklahoma and Minnesota are documented. Deaf and hard of hearing people cannot hear CivilDefense ...

Abstract: This paper describes a case of unexpected weak cyclogenesis over the northwestern Gulf of Mexico from 16 to 19 September 1984 based upon manually prepared and European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) ...

Abstract: This is the second of two papers that examine the organization of the precipitation field during central U.S. cold-season cyclones involving inverted troughs (ITs). The first paper (Part I) used a climatology and composites ...

Abstract: This paper is the first of two papers that examines the organization of the precipitation field in central U.S. cold-season cyclones involving inverted troughs. The first portion of the study examines the varying precipitation ...