Journal of Applied Meteorology: Recent submissions

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    • An Evidence of Effects of Dry-Ice Seeding on Artificial Precipitation 

      Takeda, K. (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
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    • An Error Estimate for Numerical Prediction of Hurricane Trajectories 

      Kasahara, Akira A.; Platzman, George W. (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
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    • A Photographic Rain Recorder for Studying Showers in Marine Air 

      Spencer, A. T.; Woodcock, Alfred H. (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
      This recorder was designed primarily as a means for answering the following questions about shower rains: What is the duration and time of occurrence of showers, and how do these quantities vary from day to day over periods ...

    • Potential Evapotranspiration in Arid Regions 

      Sellers, William D. (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
      The concept of potential evapotranspiration, as applied to arid regions, is examined using an energy balance approach suggested by Budyko. Using data for Yuma, Ariz., it is shown that a 50 per cent increase in the relative ...

    • Corrigendum 

      Unknown author (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
      Correction to Volume 2, Issue 2, page 276. Correction to Volume 2, Issue 4, page 508.

    • Air Pollution Potential over the Salt Lake Valley of Utah as Related to Stability and Wind Speed 

      Williams, Philip (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
      Synoptic situations associated with strong air pollution potential in the Salt Lake valley of northwest Utah are described. The trend of low visibilities in smoke during the past 30 years at the Salt Lake airport is shown. ...

    • A Diffusion Model for an Urban Area 

      Turner, D. Bruce (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
      The purpose of this paper is to present a working model for the diffusion of gases from multiple sources in an urban area. Since 24-hr sulfur dioxide measurements were made at 32 sampling stations in Nashville, Tenn., ...

    • The Evolution of Temperature and Velocity Profiles During Breakdown of a Nocturnal Inversion and a Low-Level jet 

      Izumi, Yutaka (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
      The evolution of the low-level temperature and velocity profiles observed at the Cedar Hill tower during the breakdown of a nocturnal inversion and the dissipation of a low-level jet on the morning of 15 March 1961 is ...

    • Surface Temperature Variations Measured from an Airplane over Several Surface Types 

      Lenschow, Donald H.; Dutton, John A. (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
      The problems and advantages of the bolometric method of measuring surface temperature from an airplane are discussed. It is shown that the airborne bolometer measures a weighted area-mean temperature which is a function ...

    • Cloud Layer Detection by WSR-57 Radar 

      Hand, James H. (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
      The ability of the WSR-57 radar to detect ?cloud? layers of various types is studied from data collected during the period from late winter through mid-summer of 1960. Results indicate the best correlation between the radar ...

    • A Test for the Period of 18 Cycles per Year in Rainfall Data 

      Brier, Glenn W.; Shapiro, Ralph; Macdonald, Norman J. (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
      A number of different analyses are used to examine 63 years of daily United States rainfall data to determine whether a suggested periodicity of 18 cycles per year exists. Although a slight tendency was found for such a ...

    • Spectral Analysis and Linear Prediction of Meteorological Time Series 

      Jones, Richard H. (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
      A method of estimating the spectral density of the nondeterministic component of a meteorological time series which is uncontaminated by the periodic mean variations is presented. This method does not require knowledge of ...

    • Method for Predicting River and Lake Ice Formation 

      Bilello, Michael A. (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
      Two sets of curves are developed which can be used to forecast the dates of. 1) first appearance of ice in the fell; and 2) ice formation from shore to shore on the Mackenzie River at Fort Good Hope, Canada. Similar curves, ...

    • On the Influence of Released Latent Heat on Cyclone Development 

      Danard, Maurice B. (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
      The influences of release of latent heat on the vertical motion and production of kinetic energy and low- level vorticity in a major winter cyclone over the central United States have been investigated. The vertical velocity ...

    • Rocketsonde Wind and Temperature Measurements Between 30 and 70 km for Selected Stations 

      Miers, B. T.; Beyers, N. J. (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
      Rocketsonde wind and temperature measurements from most of the National Meteorological Rocket Network (or simply Rocket Network) stations are studied. In the altitude region considered, there were over 1100 wind measurements ...

    • The Mid-Winter 1963 Stratospheric Warming and Circulation Change 

      Finger, Fredrick G.; Teweles, Sidney (American Meteorological Society, 1964)
      The stratospheric warming and circulation change of January and February 1963 are discussed by means of constant pressure charts, time sections and cross sections. Rawinsonde data are combined with wind data from the ...

    • Corrigendum 

      Unknown author (American Meteorological Society, 1963)
      Correction to Volume 1, Issue 4, page 526.

    • Reply 

      Lenhard, R. W.; Court, A.; Salmela, H. (American Meteorological Society, 1963)
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    • Comments on “Variability Shown by Hourly Wind Soundings” and Other Comments 

      Buell, C. Eugene (American Meteorological Society, 1963)
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    • Reply 

      Blankenship, James R. (American Meteorological Society, 1963)
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