Journal of Applied Meteorology: Recent submissions
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Comparison of Ice Nucleus Concentrations Measured with an Acoustical Counter and Millipore Filters
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A Comparison of Conditional and Unconditional Probabilities for Wet- and Dry-Day Sequences
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Earth's Radiation to Space at 15 Microns: Stratospheric Temperature Variations
(American Meteorological Society, 1970)Nimbus III carried a Satellite Infra-Red Spectrometer (SIRS) with which the temperature structure of the atmosphere can be observed. The most opaque spectral interval on SIRS was centered at 669.3 cm?1 (?15 ?). At this ... -
A Comparative Study of Global and Net Radiation Measurements at Guelph, Ottawa and Toronto
(American Meteorological Society, 1970)A study is made of the dependence of daytime net all-wave radiation on global solar radiation for clear days and also for monthly mean values. Published data from Guelph, Ottawa and Toronto for the years 1946?66 are used. ... -
Temperature-Induced Errors in the ML-476 Humidity Data
(American Meteorological Society, 1970)Temperature-induced humidity errors in the carbon humidity element ML-476 are described. The dominant error is caused by solar irradiation and results in a lowering of reported humidity values. The effect was found with ... -
Effects of Cloud-Top Temperature on the Results of Cloud Seeding with Silver Iodide in Australia
(American Meteorological Society, 1970)Analysis of three cloud seeding experiments over areas of Australia suggests that results varied with cloud-top temperature; when cumulus and similar clouds had top temperatures ??10C rainfall was increased by seeding, but ... -
The Millipore Filter Technique for Ice Nuclei Measurement
(American Meteorological Society, 1970)An investigation into the technique for measuring ice nuclei by the Millipore filter method is presented. It was found that the measured concentration is independent of the volume air sampled up to 1200 liters. Furthermore, ... -
Meteorological Conditions Surrounding the Paradise Airline Crash of 1 March 1964
(American Meteorological Society, 1970)The Paradise Airline crash of 1 March 1964 occurred under conditions reconstructed, according to observational and theoretical evidence, that included a strong mountain lee wave with fully developed foehn and hydraulic ... -
Turbulent Transport Near the Ground in Stable Conditions
(American Meteorological Society, 1970)The variation of the nondimensional transfer coefficients, k* and K*, and the Monin-Obukhov function ? in strong stability, are examined. The exchange coefficients for heat, water vapor and momentum are shown to be ... -
A Numerical Study of the Effect of a Coastal Irregularity on the Sea Breeze
(American Meteorological Society, 1970)The modification of the sea breeze circulation by irregular coastlines is examined by integrating a three-dimensional nonlinear numerical sea breeze model with a large bay incorporated into the surface boundary conditions. ... -
Diurnal Variation of Onshore Wind Speed Near a Coastline
(American Meteorological Society, 1970)Surface wind data taken from 19 km offshore to 14 km inland during several days of onshore wind occurrence were reduced and analysed. The mean kinetic enemy per unit mass and its changes normal to the coastline were computed ... -
Mesoscale Analysis of a Heat Wave in Western Oregon
(American Meteorological Society, 1970)A combination of subsidence, east winds and advection of warm air produced a summer heat wave that raised maximum temperatures 35F in four days. This meteorological event was analyzed at the mesoscale, from data in reports ... -
Variational Initialization with the Balance Equation
(American Meteorological Society, 1970)Diagnostic relations are derived whose satisfaction yields a unique adjustment of observational data such that the balance equation is satisfied. In this formulation both the observed geopotential and velocity fields are ... -
Statistical Relations in a Perfect Gas
(American Meteorological Society, 1970)The fect that departures from average density, pressure and temperature in the atmosphere are very small compared to their average values makes it possible to use a perturbation form of the equation of state to construct ... -
Spectroscopic Observations of Water Vapor near the Tropopause
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Comments on the “Latitudinal Variation of Lightning Parameters”
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The Occurrence of a Persistent Internal Boundary Wave as Evidenced by Infrared Transmission Measurements
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