'Mean winds' presentation slideshows

QPF Part 2 of 3

QPF Part 2 of 3. COMAP 99 Wes Junker Monday, 13 September 1999 Norman.Junker@noaa.gov. PATTERN RECOGNITION IS VERY, VERY IMPORTANT. PATTERNS VARY BY SEASON, GEOGRAPHIC REGION AND SCALE PATTERNS ARE IDENTIFIED BY CONVENTIONAL DATA, MODEL OUTPUT, SATELLITE AND RADAR IMAGERY

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Shore-based, high-frequency surface current mapping radars in remote arctic settings

Shore-based, high-frequency surface current mapping radars in remote arctic settings Tom Weingartner 1 , Hank Statscewich 1 , Seth Danielson 1 Greg Egan 2 , Bruno Grunau 2 , Jeb Timm 2 1 Institute of Marine Science, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, AK 99775

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Hurricane Frances (2004)

FINE-SCALE RADAR OBSERVATIONS OF BOUNDARY LAYER STRUCTURES IN LANDFALLING HURRICANES Karen Kosiba , Joshua Wurman , Paul Robinson Center for Severe Weather Research Forrest Masters University of Florida.

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