Journal of Applied Meteorology: Recent submissions
Now showing items 3081-3100 of 6019
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A Note Concerning “Twelve Years of Cloud Seeding in the Necaxa Watershed, México”
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Note on the Lateral Displacement of Solid Particles and Gas in Shear Turbulent Flow
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Further Comments on “An Approach to Objective Nephanalysis from an Earth-Oriented Satellite”
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Note on the Potentialities of Cumulonimbus and Hurricane Seeding Experiments
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Theoretical Accuracy of a Meteorological Rocketsonde Thermistor
(American Meteorological Society, 1964)The ability of the bead thermistor currently used in meteorological sounding rockets to measure the ambient kinetic temperature of the environment is examined theoretically. A non-steady state heat transfer environment ... -
Continuous Particle Sampler
(American Meteorological Society, 1964)A continuous particle sampler has been developed which captures atmospheric particles in a Formvar solvent liquid film. The Formvar solution completely encapsulates the particle; then as the solvent evaporates the film ... -
Standardization of Gustiness Values from Aircraft
(American Meteorological Society, 1964)A universal turbulence standardization technique is described which is based quantitatively on the atmospheric turbulence itself rather than on the effects it products on an aircraft. It provides a single turbulence intensity ... -
Dual-Frequency Radar Observations of Precipitation
(American Meteorological Society, 1964)An equal volume, dual-frequency radar system is used to obtain a quantitative characterization of a precipitation volume. The power back-scattered is related to the rainfall rate through the use of an assumed exponential ... -
Preliminary Radar Climatology of Central Pennsylvania
(American Meteorological Society, 1964)Grid analysis of radar films at one hour intervals over two convective seasons was performed to assess the role of the synoptic situation and local topography on the pattern of showers in central Pennsylvania. Diurnal ... -
Some Observations of Vertical Velocities and Precipitation Sizes in a Thunderstorm
(American Meteorological Society, 1964)Observations were made of a thunderstorm which formed over a vertically-pointing X-band pulsed-doppler radar set. They show details of the vertical velocity field in the storm and yield information about the growth of the ... -
The Fall-Off with Height of Terrain-Induced Vertical Motions
(American Meteorological Society, 1964)It is shown that the vertical motion due to flow over irregular terrain may be calculated from a simple formula in an atmosphere whose static stability is a function of pressure only. Some computations are presented to ... -
A Technique for Maximizing Details in Numerical Weather Map Analysis
(American Meteorological Society, 1964)This paper summarizes the development of a convergent weighted-averaging interpolation scheme which can be used to obtain any desired amount of detail in the analysis of a set of randomly spaced data. The scheme is based ... -
Sources and Transfer Processes in the Air Layers Occupied by Vegetation
(American Meteorological Society, 1964)A one-dimensional model for transfer processes within the air layers occupied by vegetation is presented. This involves a height-dependent apparent diffusivity and vertical profiles of (i) mean concentration in the air and ... -
Evaporation Sources and Apparent Diffusivities in a Forest Canopy
(American Meteorological Society, 1964)An energy balance technique for computing fluxes and diffusivities within crop canopies is described. The technique was used in an investigation of the vertical variation of evaporation sources and diffusivities in the ... -
Easterly Waves and Perturbations, a Reappraisal
(American Meteorological Society, 1964)Analyses of tropical perturbations in the Atlantic Region (commonly referred to as easterly waves), utilizing observations from meteorological satellites, reveal that five distinctly different cloud distributions occur. ... -
Tropical Cyclones of the Eastern North Pacific as Revealed by TIROS Observations
(American Meteorological Society, 1964)Photographic data from TIROS satellites indicate the frequency of tropical cyclones, of tropical storm and hurricane intensity, to be some three times greater than the frequency determined by conventional meteorological ... -
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Comments on “The Forecasting of Winter Fog: A Geographical Approach”
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