Journal of Meteorology: Recent submissions
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THE OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE OF SILVER-IODIDE SMOKE GENERATORS
(American Meteorological Society, 1959)The ice-forming ability of silver-iodide smoke depends upon the size of the smoke particles in a way which can be calculated. From this relation, it is possible to find the maximum number of nuclei produced, per gram of ... -
A COMPARISON BETWEEN GEOSTROPHIC AND NONGEOSTROPHIC NUMERICAL FORECASTS OF HURRICANE MOVEMENT WITH THE BAROTROPIC STEERING MODEL
(American Meteorological Society, 1959)The steering flow of a hurricane is obtained by eliminating the vortex pattern from the total flow field. The evolution of the steering flow is predicted by solving the barotropic nondivergent vorticity equation. Based ... -
ON THE ORIGIN OF HURRICANE SPIRAL RAIN BANDS
(American Meteorological Society, 1959)Analysis of the histories of spiral rain bands as observed on radar indicates that they are usually formed near the center of the storm and propagate radially outward. The rain band, therefore, maintains a quasi-conservative ... -
DISTRIBUTION OF SURFACE FRICTION IN HURRICANES
(American Meteorological Society, 1959)Terms of the horizontal equations of motion are evaluated from surface analysis of three hurricanes and three nonhurricane cases in order to investigate the components of friction (tangential to and normal to the anemometer ... -
MEASUREMENTS OF CLOUD-DROPLET CHARGE, ELECTRIC FIELD, AND POLAR CONDUCTIVITIES IN SUPERCOOLED CLOUDS
(American Meteorological Society, 1959)Measurements have been made of the radii and free electric charges of cloud particles in supercooled cumuliform-type clouds which occurred at a 6580-ft MSL mountain observatory. Simultaneously, the positive and negative ... -
STRAIN-GAGE ANEMOMETER FOR ANALYZING VARIOUS CHARACTERISTICS OF WIND TURBULENCE
(American Meteorological Society, 1959)This article describes an apparatus composed of a strain-gage assembly, electrical amplifier, and recording oscillograph for measuring characteristics of wind turbulence of velocity-fluctuation frequencies up to 120 cy per ... -
THE ELECTRIFICATION OF ANTENNAE BY SHOW AND RAIN FALLS
(American Meteorological Society, 1959)It was observed that antennae were electrified during heavy snowfalls and that their potential reached several thousand volts at Mt. Teine. The electrification of the antennae was also observed during rainfalls at Sapporo. ... -
A NUMERICAL EXPERIMENT OF SQUALL-LINE FORMATION
(American Meteorological Society, 1959)The formation of a prefrontal squall line is studied, based on a numerical method of solving the modified equation of motion, continuity (mass and moisture content), and thermodynamics simultaneously. Due to the limited ... -
SOME OBSERVATIONS OF SURFACE-WIND OSCILLATIONS IN A HEATED BASIN
(American Meteorological Society, 1959)Hodographs of resultant surface winds are presented for each hour of the day for July and August at stations in the Columbia Basin of eastern Washington and Oregon. Marked diurnal wind variations occur at all stations, and ... -
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THE INTERPRETATION OF METEOROLOGICAL SPECTRA AND CORRELATIONS
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COMPARISON OF FLORIDA AND CALIFORNIA FREEZING-NUCLEUS MEASUREMENTS, JANUARY 1957
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MEASUREMENTS, BY TWO METHODS, OF THE EQUIVALENT BLACK-BODY RADIATION TEMPERATURE IN THE ATMOSPHERE
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THE DIURNAL TEMPERATURE VARIATION OF THE LOWER STRATOSPHERE OVER THE UNITED STATES
(American Meteorological Society, 1959)From about five years (1952 to 1956) of radiosonde data over the United States, taken by fifteen radiosonde stations that had been conducting four observations a day, the mean temperatures at the four observational hours ... -
BUDGETS OF SEVERAL ENVIRONMENTS UNDER SEA-BREEZE ADVECTION IN WESTERN OREGON
(American Meteorological Society, 1959)In order to provide basic information on micrometeorology as related to forest-fire weather and forest regeneration, a series of measurements was made in the central Oregon Coast Range. Net radiation flux, soil heat storage, ... -
PRECIPITATION GENERATING CELLS
(American Meteorological Society, 1959)Advection of dry air aloft ahead of the upper-level trough forms a convectively unstable layer which transforms a relatively uniform echo to a cellular pattern with echo top at a lower elevation. A characteristic sequence ... -
A POTENTIOMETER SYSTEM FOR THE CONTINUOUS INDICATION OR RECORDING OF WIND DIRECTION
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SYNOPTIC-PHYSICAL IMPLICATIONS OF 1.25-CM VERTICAL-BEAM RADAR ECHOES
(American Meteorological Society, 1959)More than 1000 hr of radar records taken with the APS-34 1.25-cm vertical-beam radar during a four-year period have been readily classified into four clearly recognizable types. A limited number of precipitation growth ... -
THE EARTH'S ELECTRIC FIELD DURING A TORNADO
(American Meteorological Society, 1959)No Abstract Available.