Storm System to Move Across the Ohio Valley to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast

Isolated severe thunderstorms will be possible on Veterans Day across parts of the lower Ohio and western Tennessee Valleys. A developing storm will bring rain and gusty winds to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast on Thursday, with the first accumulating snow likely in the higher elevations of the central Appalachians and interior Northeast. Read More >

2004 TECHNICAL ATTACHMENTS

04-01
Study of Dense Fog at the Salt Lake City International Airport and its Imapacts to Aviation
By Jonathan Slemmer
04-02
Day 5 Minimum and Maximum Temperature Forecast Errors and the Improvement Efficiency of Making Changes
By Rhett Milne
04-03
Estimates of Buoyancy, Shear, and Precipitable Water Thresholds for Active Severe Thunderstorm and Active Flash Flood Days in Southeast Arizona
By Jessica Mendoza
04-04
A Modified Total Totals Index for Thunderstorm Potential Over the Intermountain West
By Rhett Milne
04-05
August 29, 2002 South Central Montana Flash Flood Event
By Albert Richmond and Sally A. Springer
04-06
The Prediction of Minimum Overnight Visibilities at the Fresno-Yosemite International Airport Utilizing Multiple Linear Regression
By Mark Burger
04-07
The Rucker Canyon Flash Flood of July 21, 2002: Estimating Discharge for an Ungaged Site
By Mike Schaffner
04-08
A Procedure for Forecasting Dry Thunderstorms in the Great Basin using the Dynamic Tropopause and Alternate Tools for Assessing Instability
By Jim Wallmann
04-09
The Madden Julian Oscillation: Its Potential for Week Two Flood Outlooks and Reservoir Management Decisions in California
By David W. Reynolds
04-10
Bias Removal and Model Consensus Forecasts of Maximum and Minimum Temperatures Using the Graphical Forecast Editor
By Jeffrey T. Davis

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