Abstract: A return-flow case study is examined with the benefit of an unprecedented set of observations obtained during the Gulf of Mexico Experiment (GUFMEX). This case represents the return of modified continental air to the coastal ...

Abstract: Return-flow events have been examined with the aid of a classification scheme that identifies each event with cold air masses that invade the Gulf during the cool season (February-March). These air masses were classified ...

Abstract: During March of 1948 Tinker Air Force Base was hit directly by two tornadoes during a period of only five days. The first tornado was the most destructive, to that point, ever to occur in Oklahoma. The second storm caused ...

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Abstract: Editor?s note: The following, edited by Charlie Crisp, is taken from an unpublished manuscript (The Unfriendly Sky) by the late Colonel Robert C. Miller. A Plea for Understanding The close knit world of the tornado and ...

Abstract: The career of severe storm forecaster and teacher Colonel Robert Miller (1920?98) is historicallyreviewed and evaluated. His pathway to the position of recognized authority in severe storm forecasting is examined in light ...