Abstract: Several TIROS photographs of cumulonimbus clouds and thunderstorms over the Florida area are compared with synoptic surface and upper-wind data. The orientations of the cirrus anvils of well-developed clouds generally show ...

Abstract: Hemispheric composites of 700 mb height during each of four unusually warm summers in the contiguous United States show a characteristic ?3-wave? pattern of anticyclonic anomalies over the eastern North Pacific, the United ...

Abstract: Zonally averaged composite anomalies of 700 mb height for years preceding and during four warm winters in the contiguous United States show generally positive anomalies over subtropical and middle latitudes and generally ...

Abstract: An area of disturbed weather over the Bahamas is studied in detail for the 3-day period, Aug. 9?11, 1966. The coupling of an upper level cold-core cyclone with an approaching low-level wave was largely responsible for the ...

Abstract: Hurricane Dorothy, July 1966, possessed both extratropical and tropical features. A number of factors contributed to storm development, including a well-defined pre-existing disturbance, high-level advection of vorticity ...

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Abstract: The history of the Eastern Pacific tropical cyclone, Katherine, is presented for the period Scptcmhcr 8?17, 1963. It is shown that Katherine was the same storm as one which earlier had been named Jennifer. The complementary ...

Abstract: Satellite photographs have revealed the occasional existence of broad and extensive cloud bands reaching from tropical storms northeastward into the westerlies of middle latitudes. Fourteen well-defined cases of such cloud ...

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