Journal of Applied Meteorology: Recent submissions

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    • An Operational Method for Quantitative Precipitation Forecasting 

      Harley, W. S. (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      A complete operational method for quantitative precipitation forecasting (Q.P.F.), is developed by combining the technique for determining large scale vertical velocities by Penner with one for determining precipitable ...

    • A Note on Density Variability at Constant Altitude vs. Constant Pressure 

      Nee, P.; Cole, A. E.; Gringorten, I. I.; Sisseinwine, N. (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
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    • A Note on the Attributes of Probabilistic Predictions and the Probability Score 

      Epstein, Edward S.; Murphy, Allan H. (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
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    • A Note on Electric Potential Gradient Measurements Near Icelandic Geyser and Steam Plume from Geothermal Well 

      Björnsson, Sveinbjörn; Vonnegut, Bernard (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
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    • A Note on Stratospheric Midwinter Warmings in the Southern Hemisphere 

      Labitzke, Karin; Loon, Harry Van (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
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    • Corrigendum 

      Unknown author (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      Correction to Volume 4, Issue 1, page 116.

    • A Low Cost, Portable Milli-Voltage Integrator 

      Thompson, Owen E.; Darkow, Grant; Hulse, Mark (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      An integrating device for totalizing the output of various transducers with respect to time is described. The device is battery operated and costs less than $150. The input span is adjustable from 6 to 100 millivolts and ...

    • Turbulent Atmospheric Parameters by Contaminant Deposition 

      Zimmerman, S. P. (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      Many contaminant or smoke-puff experiments have been performed in the atmosphere to determine certain significant parameters of atmospheric turbulence. This paper presents a reanalysis of some of these experiments, using ...

    • Radiation and Energy Balance Changes During the Eclipse of 20 July 1963 

      Pruitt, W. O.; Lourence, F.; Crawford, Todd V. (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      Several radiation components, the energy balance of a vegetative surface, and the latent heat flux from a shallow water surface were measured at Davis, Calif.,ay of the 20 July 1963 eclipse and on the following day. Both ...

    • The Application of Infrared Flux Models to Atmospheric Data 

      Davis, Paul A. (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      The infrared flux expressions, both upward and downward at an arbitrary reference level, are presented for two computational models. In one model the stipulated cloud and terrain surfaces are nontransparent, but not ...

    • Application of Infrared Radiometers to Meteorology 

      Combs, Andrew C.; Weickmann, Helmut K.; Mader, Christopher; Tebo, Albert (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      Various types of infrared radiometers have been used to make measurements of surface temperature from aircraft and to make measurements of temperature during cloud traverses. Instruments for surface temperature are sensitive ...

    • Airborne Radiometer Measurements of Effects of Particulates on Terrestrial Flux 

      Kuhn, P. M.; Suomi, V. E. (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      Thin layers of particulates or clouds in the high troposphere and lower stratosphere are generally not visible to an observer at the surface, even under the favorable viewing conditions at sunset. They are not easily ...

    • Meteorological Rocket Data, McMurdo Station, Antarctica, 1962–1963 

      Briggs, Raymond S. (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      Wind and temperature measurements using meteorological sounding rockets were made in the upper atmosphere at McMurdo Station, Antarctica, between June 1962 and October 1963. Then rocket soundings were the first to be made ...

    • Monthly Atmospheric Structure, Surface to 80 km 

      Kantor, Arthur J.; Cole, Allen E. (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      Mean monthly atmospheric properties for latitudes 30, 45 and 6ON are described. Temperature-height profiles were objectively derived from observed winds and temperatures, resulting in a family of atmospheres with internally ...

    • Empirical Relationships Between Gust Intensity in Clear-Air Turbulence and Certain Meteorological Quantities 

      Endlich, R. M.; McLean, G. S. (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      Due to a lack of observational data, little information exists in the literature concerning quantitative relationships between turbulent gust intensity in the free atmosphere and commonly measured meteorological quantities. ...

    • Minimal-Time Ship Routing 

      Bleick, W. E.; Faulkner, F. D. (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      A recent theory of minimal-time ship routing through time-dependent ocean wave height and direction fields is put to a numerical test by using a series of semidaily analyses furnished by the U.S. Navy Fleet Numerical Weather ...

    • Ozone and Temperature Structure in a Hurricane 

      Penn, Samuel (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      For the first time detailed ozone measurements were obtained in a hurricane. An instrumented U-2 airplane was flown into hurricane Ginny on 22 October 1963 off the South Carolina coast. The hurricane core was over-flown ...

    • Heat, Water, and Vorticity Balance in Frontal Zones 

      Elliott, Robert D.; Hovind, Einar L. (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      The data source for this study is a collection of five years of serial upper-air soundings taken during storms at five stations in the Southern California coastal and offshore region, along with supporting aerial, radar, ...

    • Precipitation-Maintained Downdrafts 

      Hookings, G. A. (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      A first quantitative estimate of the maintenance of a downdraft by the evaporation of precipitation is made for the steady state of a severe convective storm. Results are presented for a sufficiently wide range of drop ...

    • Thunderstorm Activity in the Andes of Northern Argentina 

      Rönicke, G. (American Meteorological Society, 1965)
      A thunderstorm center, not generally well known and not pointed out in the WMO maps of global thunderstorm activity, in the Andes of northern, Argentina is described. The relationship of its activity to meteorological and ...