1990 TECHNICAL ATTACHMENTS

• 90-01
  Potential Bomb Turns Dud
  George R. Miller
  
  
• 90-02
  Beware Of The Initial Analysis
  
  
  
• 90-03
  A Satellite-Derived Climatology Of Polar Low Evolution In The North Pacific
  
  
  
• 90-04
  Special Climate Summary
  Climate Analysis Center/NMC
  
  
• 90-05
  850 MB Temperature Verification Over Washington State
  Dana Felton
  
  
• 90-06
  What Is COMET?
  
  
  
• 90-07
  Evaluating Vertical Motion Or Why Is It Snowing?
  
  
  
• 90-08
  Why Is It Not Snowing?
  
  
  
• 90-09
  El Nino/Southern Oscillation (ENSO)
  Climate Analysis Center/NMC
  
  
• 90-10
  AFOS System Z Front-End Processor
  John A. Jannuzzi
  
  
• 90-11
  Some Thoughts On Drought, Precipitation Climatology, And Methodology
  Jan Null
  
  
• 90-12
  Where Did The Rain Come From?
  Bruce Bauck
  
  
• 90-13
  Cold Season 1989-1990 Verification Of The 120 HR 500 MB Forecasts
  David M. Carpenter
  
  
• 90-14
  Operational Problems Associated With West Texas Dry Microbursts
  Tim Garner
  
  
• 90-15
  Global Warming: A Dissenting Opinion
  
  
  
• 90-16
  A Case Study On The Significant Atmospheric Cooling Which Resulted In Heavy Snowfall Over Portions Of The Middle Atlantic Region On January 8, 1990
  David A. Wert
  
  
• 90-17
  Mesoscale Forecast Event In Oregon
  John A. Jannuzzi
  
  
• 90-18
  Global Model Forecasts Of The Great Britain Storm Of 25 January 1990
  
  
  
• 90-19
  Radio Transmission Licensing Requirements
  Todd Mendell
  
  
• 90-20
  NMC Models Update
  
  
  
• 90-21
  A Simplified Description Of NEXRAD Range Folding And Velocity Aliasing
  
  
  
• 90-22
  Verification Of The (EDGAR) Johnson Temperature Forecast Aid At Seattle
  Gregory Hooker
  
  
• 90-23
  Solar-QBO-Weather Relationship
  
  
  
• 90-24
  The Heat Index Equation (Or More Than You Ever Wanted To Know About Heat Index)
  Lans P. Rothfusz
  
  
• 90-25
  Example Of Arc-Cloud Interaction
  
  
  
• 90-26
  Atmospheric Predictability
  
  
  
• 90-27
  El Nino/Southern Oscillation (ENSO)
  Climate Analysis Center/NMC
  
  
• 90-28
  Model Output Statistics- Which Is Better, LFM or NGM
  Jim Perfrement
  
  
• 90-29
  AMS Short Course Review - NEXRAD Applications And The Media: June 20, 1990 - Boulder, Colorado
  Jeff S. Waldstreicher
  
  
• 90-30
  Sundowner Winds And The June 25-28, 1990 Event
  
  
  
• 90-31
  Downslope Windstorms And Mountain Waves
  
  
  
• 90-32
  Pacific Northwest QPF Verification 1989-1990
  
  
  
• 90-33
  Value In Meteorologists And Hydrologists Working Together
  Charles E. Orwig
  
  
• 90-34
  LFM In The North, NGM In The South
  
  
  
• 90-35
  El Nino/Southern Oscillation (ENSO)Diagnostic Advisory 90/7
  Climate Analysis Center/NMC
  
  
• 90-36
  Large Hail In The West
  
  
  
• 90-37
  Extended Guidance Predictability
  
  
  
• 90-38
  Plans For Field Support Services At The WSR-88D Operational Support Facility
  
  
  
• 90-39
  Meteorology In the News
  
  
  
• 90-40
  El Nino/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Diagnostic Advisory
  Climate Analysis Center/NMC
  
  
• 90-41
  New Centralized Statistical Guidance Schedule
  
  
  
• 90-42
  A Verification Study Of The NMC 3-5 Day Forecast Product Using The Anchorage WSFO Surface Analysis
  Gregory E. Matzen
  
  
• 90-43
  El Nino/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Diagnostic Advisory 90/10
  Climate Analysis Center/NMC
  
  
• 90-44
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