Monthly Weather Review, Volume 112

War Department, Office of the Chief Signal Officer, 1984 - Electronic journals

Contents

• EDITORIAL: 3
• the text Figure number and legend will be set in type and must not Day month and year are written 29 December 1959 do: 15
• Synoptic Overview and Analysis: 31
• Population Characteristics Development Processes and Structure of Radar Echoes in South: 56
• A Numerical Study of the Mesoscale Atmospheric Circulation Observed during a Coastal: 76
• Mesoscale Structure of the LowLevel Flow near the Equatorial East African Coast: 91
• Representativeness of: 108
• A Simulation Study of the Landfall of Tropical Cyclones Using a Movable NestedMesh: 124
• Contents: 136
• Core Structure of a Bay of Bengal Monsoon Depression CHARLES WARNER 137152: 137
• Cloud Distributions in a Bay of Bengal Monsoon Depression: 153
• A Case Study of Radiative Forcing upon a Tropical Cloud Cluster System: 173
• On the Orientation of Grid Systems for the Statistical Prediction of Tropical Cyclone: 188
• Observations of Longitudinal Rolls in a Near Neutral Atmosphere: 200
• Surface Radiation Budget from Satellites R T PINKER AND L A CORIO 209215: 209
• PAPERS TO APPEAR IN FORTHCOMING ISSUES: 215
• Mass and Angular Momentum Diagnostics of Cyclones within Numerically Simulated: 246
• Numerical Analysis for Hydrostatic and Nonhydrostatic Equations of InertialInternal: 259
• Using Exact Solutions to Develop an Implicit Scheme for the Baroclinic Primitive Equations: 269
• A Simple Scheme for HighOrder Nonlinear Normal Mode Initialization: 278
• Initial Results: 285
• LongTerm Trends in Surface Temperature over the Oceans T P BARNETT 303312: 303
• Precipitation Structure of the Cloud Clusters in a Tropical Easterly Wave: 313
• Signal Versus Noise in the Southern Oscillation KEVIN E TRENBERTH 326332: 326
• Spectral Analysis of Station Pressure as an Indicator of Climatological Variations in Synoptic: 333
• Observations: 340
• Latent Heat Induced Energy Transformations during Cyclogenesis: 357
• Global Data Assimilation Experiments with Scatterometer Winds from SEASATA: 368
• PICTURE OF THE MONTH: 377
• NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE: 383
• PAPERS TO APPEAR IN FORTHCOMING ISSUES: 391
• The Southern Oscillation and Indonesian Sea Surface Temperature N NICHOLLS 424432: 424
• The Synoptic Climatology of Monthly Mean Surface Temperature in the United States: 433
• Meteo: 449
• Hem sphene Anomalies of 700 mb Height Related to Mean Temperature for Fall Winter: 465
• The Ffect of Soil Moisture on the ShortTerm Climate and Hydrology ChangeA: 474
• The Formation of Comma Vortices in a Tropical Numerical Simulation Model: 491
• Chogonal Vertical Normal Modes for a Multilevel Model CLIVE TEMPERTON 503509: 503
• The Tilt of the Leading Edge of Mesoscale Tropical Convective Lines: 510
• AreaAverage Rainfall Variations on SeaBreeze Days in South Florida: 520
• Numenical Study of Strong Katabatic Winds over Antarctica THOMAS R PARISH 545554: 545
• Frergy Transformations in the East AsiaWest Pacific Jet Stream: 563
• Truncation Errors in FiniteDifference Estimates of Geostrophic Wind and Relative Vorticity: 575
• PICTURE OF THE MONTH: 584
• SEASONAL CLIMATE SUMMARY: 591
• ES AND CORRESPONDENCE: 610
• PPERS TO APPEAR IN FORTHCOMING ISSUES: 615
• Plateau Effects on Diurnal Circulation Patterns: 638
• Interaction of LowLevel Flow with the Western Ghat Mountains and Offshore Convection: 652
• The Relationship between Total Area Divergence and Convective Precipitation in South: 673
• Synoptic and Regional Circulation Parameters Associated with the Degree of Convective: 686
• A Spectral Cumulus Parameterization for Use in Numerical Models of the Tropical: 704
• DynamicalStatistical Model Forecasts of Southern Hemisphere Tropical Cyclones: 717
• A QuasiLagrangian Diagnostic Case Study of the Effect of Satellite Sounding Data Assim: 725
• The Structure of Baroclinic Zones Using TIROSN Temperature Retrievals: 740
• Semidiurnal Tidal Wind Oscillation at Marcus Island YUKIHIRO MORI 755760: 755
• QuasiBiennial Fluctuations in Sea Level Pressures over the Northern Hemisphere: 761
• Statistical Relations between Summer Thunderstorm Patterns and Continental Midtro: 778
• Subsynoptic Analysis of the Denver Tornadoes of 3 June 1981 E J SZOKE: 790
• Climate Forecast Verifications United States Mainland 197483: 809
• The Parameterization of Radiation for Numerical Weather Prediction and Climate Models: 826
• NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE: 868
• ARTICLES: 871
• F tening of Gravity Modes in Atmospheric Models F BAER AND J J TRIBBIA 893908: 893
• A Preliminary Intercomparison of the Seasonal Response of Two Atmospheric Climate: 909
• A Improved Numerical Approximation of the Horizontal Gradients in a Terrain: 918
• A Simple Model of El Niño and the Southern Oscillation: 934
• Associations with the Trades and with the Trough: 947
• Regal Circulation Characteristics Associated with a Cold Surge Event over East Asia: 955
• The LargeScale Circulation and Heat Sources over the Tibetan Plateau and Surrounding: 966
• A Quantitative Study of Satellite Winds for Mesoscale Meteorology: 990
• A Case: 1005
• Effects of Cloudiness on the HighLatitude Surface Radiation Budget: 1017
• Reuterships Between RadarDerived Thermodynamic Variables and Tornadogenesis: 1033
• AFElement Study of Frontogenesis: 1053
• Namace Layer Transport of Sulfate Particles in the Western United States by the Large: 1067
• PPS TO APPEAR IN FORTHCOMING ISSUES: 1095
• An Example of Synoptic: 1108
• Average Diurnal Variation of Summer Lightning over the Florida Peninsula: 1134
• Mooscale Weather Effects of Variable Snow Cover over Northeast Colorado: 1141
• Probability Models for Annual Extreme WaterEquivalent Ground Snow: 1153
• A Model for Predicting Ice Accretion and Ablation in Water Bodies: 1160
• Numerical Experiments in Mesoscale Prediction over Southeast Australia: 1170
• A Spectral Analysis of Predictability and Error in an Operational Forecast System: 1183
• ShortTerm SingleStation Forecasting of Precipitation: 1198
• A Numerical Transport Scheme which Avoids Negative Mixing Ratios: 1206
• Seasonal Mean Temperatures in Europe and their Interannual Variability: 1218
• The SeaBreezeInduced Coastal Calm Zone as Revealed by Satellite Data and Simulated: 1226
• Nonlinear Advection Schemes and Energy Cascade on SemiStaggered Grids: 1234
• LLevel Airflow in Southern Wyoming during Wintertime: 1246
• NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE: 1263

Bibliographic information

• Title: Monthly Weather Review, Volume 112
• Contributors: United States. Army. Signal Corps, American Meteorological Society, United States. Environmental Science Services Administration, United States. Weather Bureau, United States. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
• Publisher: War Department, Office of the Chief Signal Officer, 1984
• Original from: The Ohio State University
• Digitized: Dec 10, 2015