Prolonged, Intense Heat Wave; Excessive Rainfall in the Southern Rockies and Central Plains into the Upper Midwest

Extremely dangerous heat persists through Thursday with widespread daily temperature records. Monsoonal moisture continues to bring heavy rain and flash flooding to New Mexico and west Texas through Thursday, especially in the burn scar areas. Thunderstorms and heavy to excessive rain will continue to bring a flash flood threat from the Central Plains into the Upper Midwest. Read More >

1999 TECHNICAL ATTACHMENTS

99-01
Monitoring Gulf of California Moisture Surges with GOES-9 Data and the WSR-88D at Yuma, Arizona
By Darren M. McCollum and David R. Bright

99-02
VIL Density as a Potential Hail Indicator Across Northern Utah
By Randall A. Graham and Mark Struthwolf

99-03
Western Region "Total Forecast" and Graphical Watch/Warning Displays Via the Internet
By David Zaff

99-04
Bias-Corrected Temperature Guidance from the Eta Model
By William Rasch, Keith Meier and David Spector

99-05
CSI Snow Event Over Wasatch Front
By Lawrence B. Dunn

99-06
Practical Use of Upper-Air Model Diagnostic Guidance
By Kirby Cook

99-07
Severe Thunderstorm Climatology in South-Central and Southeastern Montana
By David A. Spector

99-08
Practical Use of Model Surface Diagnostic Guidance
By Kirby Cook

99-09
Downslope Windstorm Case Study - Wasatch Front 4/23/99
By Larry Dunn

99-10
A Comparison of the Eta Model-Derived Surface Data with ASOS Temperature and Winds
By Beth L. B. McNulty and Mary Cairns

99-11
NCEP Class VIII Upgrade and Operational Model Suite Changes
By Kirby Cook

99-12
The Importance of Microphysics in Snowfall: A Practical Example
By Michael Staudenmaier, Jr.

99-13
The Effects of Verical Motion and Microphysical Processes on Precipitation Type During a Western Nevada Snow Storm
By Thomas Cylke

99-14
The Eta Data Assimilation System
By James A. Nelson, Jr.

99-15
Model Skill Assessment Resources
By Kirby Cook

99-16
Technique for Analyzing Heavy Rain Events and Associated Stream Responses Case Study: 23 February 1998
By Jonathan Slemmer and Brent Bower

99-17
A Case Study of a Wind Event in the Palm Springs Region
By Ivory J. Small and Akriti Shah

99-18
An Observational Study of Island Effect Bands: Precipitation Producers in Southern California
By Ivory J. Small

99-19
An Observational Study of a California Bight Coastal Convergence Zone Produced by Flow Interaction with Mainland Topography: Precipitation Producer in Southern California
By Ivory J. Small

99-20
A Composite Look at Weather Surveys: Using Several Weather Surveys to Get an Estimate of Public Opinion
By Larry Van Bussum, Jr.

99-21
Creating a Spanish Language Web Page
By Miguel Miller and Armando Garza

99-22
KYUX WSR-88D Rainfall Estimates During Tropical Storm Nora
By Naeemah Cushmeer

99-23
A Case Study of the Variability of Snowfall in Complex Terrain: 9-10 February 1999
By Kellie Hansen and Glen Merrill

99-24
The 1997 South Central Montana Flood Season: A Record Setter
By Sally Springer and Mark Strobin

99-25
Review of Techniques to Aid the Forecaster in Differentiating Areas of Freezing Rain and Ice Pellets
By Jeff Johnson

99-26
The Las Vegas Flash Floods of 8 July 1999: A Post Event Summar
By Jesus A. Haro, Harold R. Daley and Kim J. Runk

99-27
The Utah West Desert Train Tornado
By Steve Vasiloff

99-28
Regression Equations for Forecasting Temperatures for Harding and Broadus, Montana
By David Spector

99-29
Index of 1999 Technical Attachments

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