Severe Thunderstorms and Heavy Rainfall in the Northern Plains and Midwest; Fire Weather Threat in the West

Severe thunderstorms will continue to be possible over parts of the northern Plains and upper Midwest through Saturday which could bring large hail, damaging winds, and possible tornadoes. Heavy to excessive rainfall may produce flooding over a part of the Midwest today. Elevated to critical fire weather are expected today into this weekend over parts of the central Rockies and Great Basin. Read More >

1991 Western Region Technical Attachments

1991 TECHNICAL ATTACHMENTS

91-01
Forecasting Large Changes In Summertime Spokane Washington Minimums
Greg Hooker
91-02
Devastating Arctic Outbreak In The Sacramento Valley
Kevin B. Baker
91-03
El Nino/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Diagnostic Advisory 91/01
Climate Analysis Center/NMC
91-04
A Quick Comparison Of The 1990 Freeze With Past Freezes In The Redlands Fruit Frost District
Ronald S. Hamilton
91-05
Characteristics Of A Mesoscale Snow Event Over Northern Utah
Ken Labas
91-06
How Could The NGM MOS POPs Be 90 Or 100% When The NGM QPF Apparently Called For No Precipitation?
Eli Jacks
91-07
Statement On Climate Change And The Greenhouse Effect
Regional Climate Centers
91-08
El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Diagnostic Advisory 91/02
Climate Analysis Center/NMC
91-09
Forecasting a Bomb
John Jannuzzi, Ted Buehner, and Jayson Wollander
91-10
A Different Way To Look At Model Output
91-11
Meteorological Alert Distribution System-MADS
Weather Service Nuclear Support Office
91-12
What's The Latest At NMC?
91-13
Highlights From The SSD Chiefs Conference
91-14
Why Do QG Diagnostics And NMC Models Often Differ?
91-15
March 1991 Surface Cyclone Performance of the Aviation and Nested Grid Models
91-16
Interpreting NGM FOUS Output
91-17
Special Climate Summary
91-18
A Lightning Quick Review
91-19
Jets And Severe Convection In The West
91-20
Blocking: How Well Do The Models Forecast It?
91-21
Dugway Profiler Captures First Lake-Effect Snow Storm Of Season
Mark E. Struthwolf
91-22
GOES Update
91-23
VIL--A Pragmatic View
Louis A. Giordano
91-24
Managing Application Programs In An Era Of Change
John R. Hughes, Jr.
91-25
Parallel Processing In Forecast Systems Laboratory-FSL
91-26
El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Diagnostic Advisory 91/03
Climate Analysis Center/NMC
91-27
AVN-NGM Model Comparison
91-28
El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Diagnostic Advisory 91/4
Climate Analysis Center/NMC
91-29
Notes On A Visit To NMC
Mark Mollner
91-30
Using The 700-500 MB Lapse Rate To Forecast Intense Convection
91-31
NMC Update
91-32
Some Items Of Interest From The First Symposium On Volcanic Ash and Aviation Safety
Gary L. Hufford
91-33
Thunderstorm Development At Intersecting Outflow Boundaries
91-34
El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Diagnostic Advisory 91/5
Climate Analysis Center/NMC
91-35
A Water Vapor Image Feature Related To Severe Thunderstorms
91-36
A Classic Example Of Cyclogenesis As Seen On Satellite Imagery
91-37
Equivalent Potential Temperature (THETA-E) Applications
Mike Campbell
91-38
Modifying Arizona Valley RAOBS For Mountain Locations
Hector Vasquez
91-39
Divergence And Diffluence Are Not Synonyms
Eric R. Thaler
91-40
Population Growth And Its Effects On Temperatures At Reno-Cannon International Airport
Dick Fuller
91-41
A Hydrometeorological Review Of The Wenatchee River Flood Of November 1990
Greg Matzen
91-42
A New Verification Scheme
George J. Maglaras
91-43
El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Diagnostic Advisory 91/6
Climate Analysis Center/NMC
91-44
Summary Of Recent Changes In Global Forecast Models
91-45
Satellite Data Eclipse Periods
91-46
El Nino In Tropical Pacific May Affect Climatic Conditions Worldwide
Climate Analysis Center/NMC
91-47
El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Diagnostic Advisory 91/07
Climate Analysis Center/NMC
91-48
Applying Trenberth's Approximation Of The Omega Equation
91-49
Another Look At Global Warming
91-50
Discontinuous Vertical Motion Diagnosed Through PIVA
David R. Bright and Edward R. Carle
91-51
1991 Index

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