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RELATIVE CATCHES OF SNOW IN SHIELDED AND UNSHIELDED GAGES AT DIFFERENT WIND SPEEDS
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Some results are presented of a comparison of the observations of precipitation catch in pairs of standard 8-inch gages, one equipped with an Alter-type windshield and the other unshielded. The ratios of the catches of ...
SEQUENCES OF WET OR DRY DAYS DESCRIBED BY A MARKOV CHAIN PROBABILITY MODEL
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: A Markov chain probability model is shown to fit sequences of wet or dry days in records of various length and for several climatically different areas. Seasonal variation of the probability values is shown, but no apparent ...
A GENERAL RELATION BETWEEN FREQUENCY AND DURATION OF PRECIPITATION
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: A single, simple algebraic equation is given expressing the complete frequency-duration relationship of the precipitation regime at any station. The constants involved in the equation are theoretically fixed for the ...
INSOLATION AS AN EMPIRICAL FUNCTION OF DAILY SUNSHINE DURATION
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Empirical relations between incident solar radiation received at the earth's surface and (1) percent of possible sunshine, (2) latitude, and (3) time of year are developed. These relations are combined into a graphical ...
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