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#WhyINWA with NWA President Paul Schlatter
NWA President Paul Schlatter talks about the NWA's impact on his career and personal growth as a meteorologist. Continue the conversation on Twitter with #WhyINWA to add your story!
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JOM: Cool Season Small Hail over the West Coast of the United States: Environments, Hazards, and Decision Support
National Weather Service (NWS) forecasters across the west coast of the United States often deal with cool season hail showers that produce hazardous driving conditions. These small hail events, with diameters averaging 5.8 mm, occur with cold upper troughs that support weak instability favorable for low-topped convection and reflectivity values averaging 48 dBZ. The public…
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JOM: A New Metric to Diagnose Precipitation Distribution in Transitioning Tropical Cyclones
A new coupled dynamic and thermodynamic metric is developed based on the Eady Moist Baroclinic Growth Rate (EMBGR), to discriminate between left-of-track (LOT) and right-of-track (ROT) precipitation distributions in transitioning tropical cyclones (TCs). LOT events pose a major flood risk even when a TC tracks along a coastline or just offshore, as flash flooding can…
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