Abstract: Although the large U.S. meteorological community has made significant strides in weather diagnosis and prediction, progress has been slowed by a lack of cooperation, coordination, and pooling of resources. This paper ...

Abstract: Several times a year when the low-level winds from off the Pacific Ocean are within a narrow range of speed and direction, air passes both north and south of the Olympic Mountains of Washington State and is forced to ...

Abstract: An increasing demand is being put on the fuel as a heat sink in modern aircraft. In the end, the fuel flows through the atomizer, which is both the hottest part in the thermal history of the fuel and the most critical for ...

Abstract: g combines a description of the current state of the atmosphere and a short-term forecast of how the atmosphere will evolve during the next several hours. A convergence of technical developments has set the stage for a ...

Abstract: Western Washington State is a region where both land-water and topographic contrasts result in diurnal circulations that produce significant diurnal variations in parameters such as wind speed and direction, cloudiness and ...

Abstract: Wind velocity retrievals from the ERS-1 scatterometer are compared with extensive high-quality hourly buoy winds using four different algorithms in two oceanic regions during 1994. The retrieved winds exhibit significantly ...

Abstract: A 10-level, linearized primitive equation model with boundary-layer friction, latent heating and cumulus momentum mixing is used to explore the instability properties of the environment of African wave disturbances. It is ...

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