Journal of Applied Meteorology: Recent submissions
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Meteorological Tracer Technique for Atmospheric Diffusion Studies
(American Meteorological Society, 1962)The experience obtained from the use of fluorescent tracers for meteorological studies at the National Reactor Testing Station, Idaho, is discussed. Several different tracers have been examined and the advantages for each ... -
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Comments on “A Theory for Close-in Fallout from Land-Surface Nuclear Bursts”
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A Note on the Use of Sea-Surface Temperatures in Synoptic Weather Analyses
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The Collection and Measurement of Carbon Dioxide and Water Vapor in the Upper Atmosphere
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The Vapor Method for Making Replicas of Liquid and Solid Aerosols
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Diurnal Wind Variations in Central California
(American Meteorological Society, 1962)Hodographs of resultant winds obtained from surface and upper-air observations at 21 stations in central California for the month of July 1958 are presented, together with trajectories of air parcels which pass into the ... -
The Climatic Amelioration in Southern California: 1955 to 1960
(American Meteorological Society, 1962)Climatic variations influential in modifying the Southern California sea are considered in relation to the strong warming trend observed from 1956 to 1959 both for surface-water temperatures and for air temperatures at ... -
Visibility Reduction due to Jet-Exhaust Carbon Particles
(American Meteorological Society, 1962)Pyrolysis of hydrocarbon fuels leads to emission of free carbon in the exhaust of aircraft turbojet engines, visible as a faint dark trail. Carbon formation rises markedly when water injection is employed to augment thrust ... -
Some Restrictive Meteorological Conditions to be Considered in the Design of Stacks
(American Meteorological Society, 1962)There are several restrictive meteorological conditions that are of great importance in the design of stacks. The conditions considered are fumigation, fumigation, aerodynamic downwash, looping and trapping. Each condition ... -
A Study of Air Pollution Potential for the Western United States
(American Meteorological Society, 1962)The climatological occurrence of meteorological conditions associated with extensive and persistent arms of high air pollution potential over the western United States is presented. The most likely large-scale synoptic ... -
Sr90 Concentration in Precipitation Resulting from Large-Scale Uplift
(American Meteorological Society, 1962)Analysis has been made of three winter rainstorms, resulting from large-scale uplift, in which the generating level and the precipitation mechanism were essentially constant. The data show that the ground-level Sr90 ... -
Effect of Additives on Silver Iodide Particles Exposed to Light
(American Meteorological Society, 1962)A number of available compounds were tested for their ability to inhibit the deteriorating effect of light on the ice-nucleating properties of silver iodide. They were evaluated by a comparison of the powder x-ray diffraction ... -
A Simple Yes-No Hail Forecasting Technique
(American Meteorological Society, 1962)An objective method of hail forecasting is developed, employing as predictors (1) the ratio of cloud depth below the freezing level to the cloud's estimated vertical development and (2) the height of the freezing level. ... -
Relationship of Ground Hail Damage Patterns to Features of the Synoptic Map in the Upper Great Plains of the United States
(American Meteorological Society, 1962)Hail damage at the ground, plotted from insurance records for ten years of crop season hall storms, is found to fall into recognizable pattern groups, associated with specific features of the synoptic map. Speed of movement ...