1992 TECHNICAL ATTACHMENTS

• 92-01
  Forecasting Large Changes In Summertime Spokane Washington Minimums (Continued)
  Greg Hooker
  
  
• 92-02
  Comments On Western Region Technical Attachment No. 91-50 Discontinuous Vertical Motion Diagnosed Through PIVA
  John Jannuzzi and Timothy W. Barker
  
  
• 92-03
  An Example Of Conditional Symmetric Instability
  Brad Colman
  
  
• 92-04
  Strong Winds Whip Fires In Four States On October 16, 1991
  Michael J. Oard
  
  
• 92-05
  El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Diagnostic Advisory 91/08
  Climate Analysis Center/NMC
  
  
• 92-06
  El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Diagnostic Advisory 92/01
  Climate Analysis Center/NMC
  
  
• 92-07
  Simulation Of Mesoscale Flow In The Pacific Northwest
  
  
  
• 92-08
  NMC Visit--A Report
  Jonathan Corey
  
  
• 92-09
  Weather Forecasts For Soaring Contests
  Dan Gudgel and Larry Burch
  
  
• 92-10
  Verification Of Minimum Temperature Big Change Events At Salt Lake City
  Dave Sanders
  
  
• 92-11
  DOS Compatibility Under OS/2
  
  
  
• 92-12
  Flash Flood And Winter Storm Programs
  SAB's Precipitation Working Team: Rich Borneman, Tom Baldwin, Chuck Kadin, and Sheldon Kusselson
  
  
• 92-13
  Beware Of Binary Predictors
  
  
  
• 92-14
  Some Interior Observations Of Southeastern Montana Hailstorms
  John Blank
  
  
• 92-15
  Summary Of Recent Changes At NMC (1991-1992)
  
  
  
• 92-16
  Verification Of The Aviation/NGM Models: Winter Of 91-92
  
  
  
• 92-17
  El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Diagnostic Advisory 92/04
  Climate Analysis Center/NMC
  
  
• 92-18
  A Good Example Of A Foehn Gap On Satellite Imagery
  
  
  
• 92-19
  Highlights From SSD Chiefs' Meeting-May 4-8 1992
  
  
  
• 92-20
  El Nino Enhanced Convection Develops Anomalous Hadley Cell Responsible For An Unusually Strong Winter 1991-92 Subtropical Jet Stream
  Hector Vasquez
  
  
• 92-21
  Questions And Answers About El Nino
  
  
  
• 92-22
  LLP And LPATS: Two Different Lightning Mapping Technologies
  
  
  
• 92-23
  The Development And Evolution Of Flash-Flood-Producing Thunderstorms Over Southern Nevada On August 10, 1991
  Tom Cylke
  
  
• 92-24
  Convection And Equivalent Potential Temperature
  Kevin B. Baker
  
  
• 92-25
  El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Diagnostic Advisory 92/7
  Climate Analysis Center/NMC
  
  
• 92-26
  Feebleness And Transience Of A Southwestern United States Monsoon
  Southern Region Forecaster Notes No. 2
  
  
• 92-27
  Disappearing Ozone
  John Slemmer
  
  
• 92-28
  A Brief Introduction To The Meteorologist Weather Processor
  Bob Hamley and Rick Schulz
  
  
• 92-29
  A Look At Hurricane Andrew Through The Eyes Of A WSR-88D
  
  
  
• 92-30
  A Comparison Of Spring 1992 Anticyclone Forecasts For The AVN, NGM, and ETA Models
  
  
  
• 92-31
  The Volcanic Ash Forecast Transport And Dispersion (VAFTAD) Model
  
  
  
• 92-32
  NMC Heavy Snow QPFs
  
  
  
• 92-33
  Snowfall QPF Verification In The Lake Tahoe Area
  Jim Fischer and Jim Lott
  
  
• 92-34
  A Summary Of How The Current 30-Day Outlook Is Produced
  
  
  
• 92-35
  NMC's Manual 6-10 Day 500 MB Height Prog
  
  
  
• 92-36
  The Brookings Effect
  Ted Buehner
  
  
• 92-37
  An Introduction To PCGRIDS Data And The ETA-X
  
  
  
• 92-38
  Introduction To PCGRIDS Diagnostics
  
  
  
• 92-39
  1992 Index