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| adam_text | FOURTH CONFERENCE ON MOUNTAIN METEOROLOGY AUGUST 25-28, 1987 FRONT
COVER: BACK COVER: (ABOVE) (BELOW) UNIVERSITATSBIEIJOTHEK HANNOV/ER
TECHNISCHE INFORMATIONSEIBLIOTHEK SEATTLE, WASHINGTON SPONSORED BY
AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY STACKED LENTICULAR CLOUDS (MOUNTAIN WAVE
CLOUDS) OVER AN AREA SOUTH OF RENO, SEVADA. CONDITIONS ARE TYPICAL OF
MOUNTAIN-INDUCED WAVE CLOUDS DURING CONDITIONS OF HIGH WIND VELOCITIES
FROM THE WEST (LEFT) FORCED UPWARD BY MOUNTAIN BARRIERS. LENTICULARS
FORMING OVER A MOUNTAIN RIDGE AND CAUSED BY THE OROGRAPHIC EFFECT ON
UPPER LEVEL WIND FLOW PATTERN. EASTERN FACE OF MT. WHITNEY, HIGHEST
MOUNTAIN PEAK IN THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES, ELEVATION IT,496 FT.
MSL. NOTE THE FIRST CLOUDS OF THE DAY FORMING OVER THESE HIGH MOUNTAIN
PEAKS IN THE SIERRA. ALL PHOTOS COURTESY OF: THCMAS J. HENDERSON
ATMOSPHERICS INCORPORATED 5652 E. DAYTON AVENUE FRESNO, CALIFORNIA 93727
SEE PAGES IV-V FOR MORE VIEWS OF MOUNTAIN CLOUD FORMATIONS. COPYRIGHT
1987, AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY. THIS COPYRIGHT NOTICE APPLIES TO
ONLY THE OVERALL COLLECTION OF PAPERS ; AUTHORS RETAIN THEIR INDIVIDUAL
RIGHTS AND SHOULD BE CONTACTED DIRECTLY FORPLRLTSSION TO USE THEIR
MATERIAL SEPARATELY. CONTACT AMS FOR PERMISSION PERTAINING TO THE
OVERALL COLLECTION. ^*E MANUSCRIPTS REPRODUCED IN THIS COLLECTION OF
UNREFEREED PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE FOURTH CONFERENCE ON ^ METEOROLOGY;
THEIR APPEARANCE IN THIS COLLECTION DOES NOT CONSTI- TUTE FORMAL
PUBLICATION. AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY 45 BEACON STREET. BOSTON.
MASSACHUSETTS 02108 O UB/TIB HANNOVER 116 981 1F TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE
FOREWORD I I I XI 1 1 AUTHOR INDEX SESSION 1: OBSERVATIONS OF WIND AND
TEMPERATURE IN COMPLEX TERRAIN CHAIRPERSON: W. E. CLEMENTS, LOS ALAMOS
NATIONAL LAB., LOS ALAMOS, N.MEX. 1.1 PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF HEAT
BALANCE STUDIES ON THE TIBETAN PLATEAU. 1 E. R. REITER AND J. D.
SHEAFFER, COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. 1.2 RECENT PROGRESS
IN CHINESE RESEARCH OF THE TIBETAN PLATEAU 3 METEOROLOGY. FUKANG ZHU,
AMS, SMA, BEIJING, PEOPLE S REP. OF CHINA 1.3 RADIATION AND ENERGY
BALANCE REGIMES FOR AN ALPINE TUNDRA. 6 J. D. BOWERS AND W. G. BAILEY,
SIMON FRASER UNIV., BURNABY, B.C., CANADA 1.4 RADIATION AND SURFACE
ENERGY BUDGETS FOR A COLORADO VALLEY. 11 C. D. WHITEMAN ET AL., BATTELLE
PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABS., RICHLAND; AND L. J. FRITSCHEN, UNIV. OF
WASHINGTON, SEATTLE, WASH. 1.5 A THERMAL ENERGY BUDGET FOR NOCTURNAL
DRAINAGE FLOW IN A SIMPLE 15 VALLEY. T. W. HORST, K. J. ALLWINE AND C.
D. WHITEMAN, PACIFIC NORTHWEST LAB., RICHLAND, WASH. 1.6 OBSERVED
CHARACTERISTICS OF A MOUNTAIN-PLAIN CIRCULATION IN 20 COLORADO. J. E.
BOSSERT AND E. R. REITER, COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. 1.7 A
STUDY OF DEEP STABLE LAYERS IN THE INTERMOUNTAIN WESTERN U.S. 22 P. G.
WOLYN AND T. B. MCKEE, COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. 1.8
SEASONALITY OF WINDS ABOVE THE GROUND AT A SITE OF COMPLEX TERRAIN. 27
R. C. BALLING, JR., ARIZONA STATE UNIV., TEMPE; AND J. L. SUTHERLAND,
SALT RIVER PROJECT, PHOENIX, ARIZ. CHAIRPERSON: D. V. SANDBERG, USDA
FOREST SERVICE, SEATTLE, WASH. 1.9 WINTERTIME OBSERVATIONS OF COLORADO
MOUNTAIN-VALLEY FLOWS. RICHARD L. * GRAW, COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT.
COLLINS, COLO. 1.10 MOMENTUM BALANCE AND TEMPERATURE FLUX ASSOCIATED
WITH A QUASI-STEADY 30 NOCTURNAL DRAINAGE JET. W. D. NEFF,
NOAA/ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB. (ERL)/WAVE PROPAGATION LAB. (WPL),
BOULDER, COLO.; AND ZHU CUI JUAN, NATIONAL CENTER FOR MARINE ENVIRONMENT
FORECAST, BEIJING, PEOPLE S REP. OF CHINA 1.11 DRAINING OR POOLING
MOUNTAIN VALLEYS: A MATTER OF GEOMETRY. 32 R. D. O NEAL AND T. B. MCKEE,
COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. 1.12 THE CROSS-VALLEY STRUCTURE
OF THE NOCTURNAL ALONG-VALLEY WIND IN 35 BRUSH CREEK, COLORADO. W. E.
CLEMENTS AND D. E. HOARD, LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LAB., LOS ALAMOS, N.MEX.
1.13 REPRESENTATIVENESS OF TETHERED-BALLOON WIND SOUNDINGS FOR VOLUME 39
FLUX CALCULATIONS. C. W. KING, NJ3AA/ERL/WPL, BOULDER, COLO. 1.14
TERRAIN-INDUCED CIRCULATIONS IN A SHALLOW VALLEY. DAVID FITZJARRALD, *
STATE UNIV. OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY, ALBANY, N.Y.; AND MARIA A. F. SILVA
DIAS AND PEDRO L. SILVA DIAS, UNIV. OF SAO PAULO, SAO PAULO, BRAZIL
*ABSTRACT AVAILABLE; SEE P. 273. PAGE 1.15 MASS AND MOMENTUM BALANCE IN
THE BRUSH-CREEK DRAINAGE FLOW 43 DEDUCED FROM TETHERSONDE DATA. R.
DOBOSY ET AL., NOAA/ARL, OAK RIDGE, TENN. 1 16 WIND AND TEMPERATURE
STRUCTURE ON THE SLOPES OF A MOUNTAIN VALLEY. 48 J. C. DORAN, T. W.
HORST AND C. D. WHITEMAN, BATTELLE PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABS., RICHLAND,
WASH. 1 17 WIND FLUCTUATIONS IN A NOCTURNAL DRAINAGE FLOW. G. L. STONE
AND S2 D. E. HOARD, LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LAB., LOS ALAMOS, N.MEX. 1.18
TRIBUTARY CONTRIBUTION TO AND INTERACTIONS WITH AIR FLOWS IN A DEEP 58
VALLEY. WILLIAM PORCH ET AL., LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LAB.,
LIVERMORE, CALIF. CHAIRPERSON: R. F. LESTER, SAN JOSE STATE UNIV., SAN
JOSE, CALIF. 1.19 THE ROLE OF WAVES AND TURBULENCE IN COMPLEX TERRAIN
FLOWS. 64 W. D. NEFF, NOAA/ERL/WPL, BOULDER, COLO. 1.20 SLOPE AND VALLEY
WIND MEASUREMENTS AND THEIR COMPARISON WITH AMBIENT 70 WINDS AND
STABILITY. P. FILLIGER, B. RICKLI AND H. WANNER, UNIV. OF BERNE, BERNE,
SWITZERLAND 1.21 INFLUENCE OF EXTERNAL WINDS AND CLOUDINESS ON THE
TRANSITION LAYER 76 ABOVE NOCTURNAL VALLEY DRAINAGE. M. M. ORGILL AND S.
BARR, LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LAB., LOS ALAMOS, N.MEX. 1.22 THE ROLE OF
TOPOGRAPHY AND METEOROLOGY IN THE POOLING OF DRAINAGE 81 FLOWS IN
VALLEYS AND BASINS. W. D. NEFF AND C. W. KING, NOAA/ERL/WPL, BOULDER,
COLO. 1.23 MEAN PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE NOCTURNAL ALONG-VALLEY WIND
IN BRUSH 87 CREEK, COLORADO. W. E. CLEMENTS AND J. A. ARCHULETA, LOS
ALAMOS NATIONAL LAB., LOS ALAMOS, N.MEX. SESSION 2: LEE WAVES AND
RELATED PHENOMENA CHAIRPERSON: D. R. DURRAN, UNIV. OF WASHINGTON,
SEATTLE, WASH. 2.1 THREE-DIMENSIONAL WAVES IN THE LEE OF MOUNT SHASTA:
OBSERVATIONS 93 AND THEORY. W. BLUMEN AND J. E. HART, UNIV. OF COLORADO,
BOULDER, COLO. 2.2 SEVERE TURBULENCE IN MOUNTAIN WAVES AS DETERMINED
FROM AIRLINE FLIGHT 97 DATA. P. LESTER, SAN JOSE STATE UNIV., SAN JOSE,
CALIF.; AND R. E. BACH, JR., NASA AMES RESEARCH CTR., MOFFETT FIELD,
CALIF. 2.3 ALCOR: AN INSTRUMENTED SAILPLANE FOR STUDIES OF MOUNTAIN LEE
WAVES. 98 R. B. HICKS, UNIV. OF CALGARY, CALGARY; A. BURTON, CLARESHOLM,
ALTA., CANADA; AND R. LAMSON, MERCER IS., WASH. 2.4 SOME SYNOPTIC AND
MESOSCALE CHARACTERISTICS OF SEVERE CHINOOK 100 WINDSTORMS IN SOUTHERN
ALBERTA. P. F. LESTER, SAN JOSE STATE UNIV., SAN JOSE, CALIF.; AND L. D.
PHILLIPS, UNIV. OF CALGARY, CALGARY, ALTA., CANADA 6 2.5 STRUCTURE OF
THE BOUNDARY LAYER DURING CHINOOKS. T MATHEWSAND * R. B. HICKS, UNIV. OF
CALGARY, CALGARY, ALTA., CANADA 2-6 R D ^ CIM *TA G T I W A LF TUDY F
ALBERTA CHINOOK WINDSTORMS, ASSOCIATED 104 CROSS MOUNTAIN PRESSURE
GRADIENTS, AND UPWIND SOUNDINGS A GIUSTI SAN JOSE STATE UNIV., SAN JOSE,
CALIF. 2.7 PAPER WITHDRAWN 2 8 LARG E E A I*S 0F A *S?HERIC VORTEX
STREETS FORMED IN THE WAKE OF 108 *ABSTRACT AVAILABLE; SEE P. 273. PAGE
2.9 NON-LINEAR LEE WAVES AND FIRST ORDER WAVE EQUATIONS. * R. B. SMITH
AND J. COUNTRYMAN, YALE UNIV., NEW HAVEN, CONN. 2.10 NUMERICAL
GRID-GENERATION FOR INCOMPRESSIBLE AND ANALASTIC FLOW * MODEL
SIMILATIONS. R. D. SHARMAN, T. L. KELLER AND M. G. WURTELE, UNIV. OF
CALIFORNIA (UCLA), LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 2.11 PROPOGATION OF
MOUNTAIN-INDUCED GRAVITY WAVES INTO THE 110 STRATOSPHERE. T. L. KELLER,
NOAA/ERL/WPL, BOULDER, COLO.; R. D. SHARMAN, DYNAMICS TECH., HAWTHORNE;
AND M. G. WURTELE, UCLA, LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 2.12 A NUMERICAL
INVESTIGATION OF FLOW WITH A DENSITY STEP OVER A RIDGE 115 OR UNDER AN
ICE KEEL. R. D. ROWE AND M. I. JAMEEL, UNIV. OF CALGARY, CALGARY, ALTA.;
AND D. R. TOPHAM, INST. OF OCEAN SCIENCES, SYDNEY, B.C., CANADA SESSION
3: MODELLING OF WIND AND TEMPERATURE IN COMPLEX TERRAIN CHAIRPERSON:
CLIFFORD F. MASS, UNIV. OF WASHINGTON, SEATTLE, WASH. 3.1 NUMERICAL
SIMULATION OF FLOW IN BRUSH CREEK VALLEY, COLORADO. 120 J. M. LEONE,
JR., AND R. L. LEE, LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LAB., LIVERMORE, CALIF.
3.2 UPSLOPE FLOW AND THE DAYTIME BOUNDARY LAYER ABOVE A HEATED INCLINED
126 PLANE. J. GLENDENING, NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL, MONTEREY, CALIF.
3.3 EVALUATION STUDY OF MESOSCALE MODELS OVER MOUNTAINOUS REGION. 128 T.
HENMI, P. A. TABOR AND R. FLANIGAN, U.S. ARMY ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES LAB.,
WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, WHITE SANDS, N.MEX. 3.4 AN INTEGRATED MODEL
FOR ATMOSPHERIC DRAINAGE FLOW IN A VALLEY. 134 R. DOBOSY, NOAA/ARL, OAK
RIDGE, TENN. 3.5 SOIL MOISTURE AND RIDGE HEIGHT EFFECTS ON KATABATIC
FLOW 139 SIMULATIONS. R. BANTA AND K. C. PANTLEY, AIR FORCE GEOPHYSICAL
LAB. (AFGD/LYC, HANSCOM AFB, MASS.; AND P. T. GANNON, SR. , LYNDON STATE
COLLEGE, LYNDONVILLE, VT. 3.6 SIMULATIONS OF THE DAYTIME MOUNTAIN
UPSLOPE CIRCULATION AS A 146 PRECURSOR TO CUMULUS DEVELOPMENT. R. BANTA
AND K. C. PANTLEY, AFGL/LYC, HANSCOM AFB, MASS. 3.7 VALLEY MASS AND
ENERGY BUDGETS COMPUTED FROM MODEL SIMULATIONS. 149 D. C. BADER,
BATTELLE PACIFIC NORTHWEST LAB., RICHLAND, WASH. 3.8 AN EXAMINATION OF
THE DENVER CONVERGENCE ZONE USING A MESOSCALE 151 NUMERICAL MODEL. R. W.
ARRITT AND R. A. PIELKE, COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO.; AND
G. S. YOUNG, PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV., UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. 3.9
TREATMENT OF OROGRAPHIC EFFECTS IN A NUMERICAL MODEL. D. F. TUCKER 156
AND E. R. REITER, COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. 3.10 USING
SATELLITE DATA TO VERIFY A NUMERICAL MODEL THAT EMPLOYS 158 REALISTIC
TERRAIN DETAILS. M. A. KLITCH AND D. F. TUCKER, COLORADO STATE UNIV.,
FT. COLLINS, COLO. 3.11 COMPARATIVE NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS OF THE
QINGHAI-XIZANG PLATEAU 160 EFFECTS BASED ON DIFFERENT COMPUTATIONAL
METHOD OF PRESSURE GRADIENT FORCE OF 6-COORDINATE IN A SIX-LEVEL LIMITED
AREA MODEL. Q. ZHENG AND J. XING, AMS, BEIJING, PEOPLE S REP. OF CHINA
3.12 A NUMERICAL STUDY OF TRANSFORMATION ERROR OF THE INITIAL FIELDS IN
164 6-COORDINATE DUE TO QINGHAI-XIZANG PLATEAU. J. XING AND Q. ZHENG,
AMS, BEIJING, PEOPLE S REP. OF CHINA 3.13 THE SENSITIVITY OF
TOPOGRAPHICALLY MODIFIED LOW LEVEL FLOW ANALYSIS 168 AND PREDICTION TO
INPUT DATA. J. PAEGLE AND T. VUKICEVIC, UNIV. OF UTAH, SALT LAKE CITY,
UTAH *ABSTRACT AVAILABLE; SEE P. 273. PAGE SESSION 4: TRANSPORT AND
DIFFUSION IN COMPLEX TERRAIN CHAIRPERSON: M. H. DICKERSON, LAWRENCE
LIVERMORE NATIONAL LAB., LIVERMORE, CALIF. 4.1 SIMULATIONS OF THE ASCOT
BRUSH CREEK DATA BY A NESTED-GRID 175 SECOND-MOMENT TURBULENCE-CLOSURE
MODEL AND A KERNAL CONCENTRATION ESTIMATOR. T. YAMADA, S. BUNKER AND E.
NICCUM, LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LAB., LOS ALAMOS, N.MEX. 4 2 PROFILES OF
EDDY DIFFUSIVITIES IN THE PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAYER NEAR 180 A
THREE-DIMENSIONAL HILL. G. L. WOOLDRIDGE, UTAH STATE UNIV., LOGAN, UTAH;
AND D. G. FOX, ROCKY MT. FOREST AND RANGE EXP. STATION, FT. COLLINS,
COLO. 4 3 APPLICATION OF A FOUR-DIMENSIONAL DATA ASSIMILATION TECHNIQUE
FOR 184 AIRFLOW SIMULATIONS OVER THE WESTERN INTERMOUNTAINOUS REGION. C.
Y. J. KAO AND T. YAMADA, LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LAB., LOS ALAMOS, N.MEX.
4.4 TRANSFERABILITY OF A THREE-DIMENSIONAL AIR QUALITY MODEL BETWEEN TWO
* DIFFERENT SITES IN COMPLEX TERRAIN. R. LANGE, LAWRENCE LIVERMORE
NATIONAL LAB., LIVERMORE, CALIF. 4.5 PAPER WITHDRAWN 4.6 POLLUTANT
TRANSPORT AND DIFFUSION IN KATABATIC FLOWS. C. J. NAPPO 190 AND K. S.
RAO, NOAA/ARL, OAK RIDGE, TENN. 4.7 SIMULATION OF TRACER CONCENTRATION
DATA IN THE BRUSH CREEK DRAINAGE 195 FLOW USING AN INTEGRATED PUFF
MODEL. K. S. RAO, R. A. ECKMAN AND R. P. HOSKER, NOAA/ARL, OAK RIDGE,
TENN. 4.8 DRAINAGE WINDS AND AIR QUALITY AT BOULDER, COLORADO. R. B.
FRITZ, 200 NOAA/ERL/WPL, BOULDER, COLO. SESSION 5: TOPOGRAPHIC EFFECTS
ON FRONTS, CYCLONES AND PLANETARY WAVES: ANALYSES AND SIMULATION
CHAIRPERSON: W. BLUMEN, UNIV. OF COLORADO, BOULDER, COLO. 5.1 POTENTIAL
VORTICITY DYNAMICS OF ALPINE LEE CYCLOGENESIS. B. WYMAN * AND R. T.
PIERREHUMBERT, NOAA/GFDL, PRINCETON, N.J. 5.2 A NUMERICAL STUDY OF THE
INFLUENCE OF JET STREAKS, FRONTS, AND 20 2 MOUNTAINS ON ALPINE LEE
CYCLOGENESIS. M. ZUPANSKI, UNIV. OF OKLAHOMA, NORMAN, OKLA.; AND J.
MCGINLEY, NOAA/ERL, BOULDER, COLO. 5.3 LEE CYCLOGENESIS IN A BAROCLINIC
CURRENT. M. A. RENNICK AND 208 R. T. WILLIAMS, NAVAL POSTGRADUATE
SCHOOL, MONTEREY, CALIF. 5.4 NUMERICAL MODELING STUDIES OF LEE.
CYCLOGENESIS. Y.-L. LIN AND 211 D. J. PERKEY, DREXEL UNIV.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA. PRESENTED BY TITLE ONLY. 5.5 BLOCKING AND DEFLECTION
OF FLOW BY THE ALPS. W.-D CHEN AND * R. B. SMITH, YALE UNIV., NEW HAVEN,
CONN. 5.6 TOPOGRAPHIC GENERATION OF MESOSCALE BOUNDARY LAYER VORTICITY
219 J. M. WILCZAK, NOAA/ERL/WPL, BOULDER, COLO. CHAIRPERSON: R. T.
WILLIAMS, NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL, MONTEREY, CALIF. 5 7 ALPIOT P
PP5FFI? NCE R 0N A FR NTAL CIRCUL ATION OBSERVED DURING THE 22 3
BOULDER! COLO HARTSOUGH AND W. BLUMEN, UNIV. OF COLORADO, 5.8 FLOW
INTERACTION WITH OROGRAPHY IN A SEMIGEOSTROPHIC MODEL 226 0. D. GROSS
AND W. BLUMEN, UNIV. OF COLORADO, BOULDER, COLO. *ABSTRACT AVAILABLE;
SEE P. 273. PAGE 5.9 BREAKDOWN OF SEMI-GEOSTROPHIC FLOW OVER A
TWO-DIMENSIONAL MOUNTAIN. * R. T. WILLIAMS, M. S. PENG AND D. A.
ZANKOFSKI, NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL, MONTEREY, CALIF. 5.10 THE
PROPAGATION OF SYNOPTIC SYSTEMS PARALLEL TO TOPOGRAPHIC * BARRIERS.
CLIFFORD F. MASS, UNIV. OF WASHINGTON, SEATTLE, WASH. 5.11 A MORE
COMPLETE KINEMATIC LBC FOR SIMULATION OF PLANETARY WAVES IN A 229 LINEAR
MODEL. SHYH-CHIN CHEN, SCRIPPS INST. OF OCEANOGRAPHY, LA JOLLA, CALIF.;
AND KEVIN E. TRENBERTH, NCAR, BOULDER, COLO. 5.12 LABORATORY SIMULATION
OF MOUNTAIN EFFECTS ON THE GENERAL 233 CIRCULATION. D. L. BOYER AND R.
CHEN, UNIV. OF WYOMING, LARAMIE, WYO. 5.13 THE IMPACT OF WINDS OVER THE
ANTARCTIC PLATEAU ON SOUTHERN 238 HEMISPHERE CIRCULATION. J.
NOGUES-PAEGLE AND S. C. STUCKI, UNIV. OF UTAH, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
SESSION 6: CLOUD AND PRECIPITATION PROCESS IN MOUNTAINOUS AREAS
CHAIRPERSON: P. V. HOBBS, UNIV. OF WASHINGTON, SEATTLE, WASH. 6.1 SIEVES
FOR SAMPLING MOUNTAIN CLOUDS. E. HINDMAN, NAVAL ACADEMY, 241 ANNAPOLIS,
MD.; AND R. D. BORYS, ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES CTR., RENO, NEV. 6.2 PAPER
WITHDRAWN 6.3 THE EFFECT OF COMPLEX TERRAIN ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF
LIGHTNING 246 FLASHES IN NORTHEASTERN COLORADO. R. E. LOPEZ AND R. L.
HOLLE, NOAA/ERL, WEATHER RESEARCH PROGRAM, BOULDER, COLO. 6.4 NOCTURNAL
ENCHANCEMENT OF SUMMERTIME PRECIPITATION IN A MOUNTAINOUS 252 REGION. E.
G. ASTLING, ARMY DUGWAY PROVING GROUND, DUGWAY, UTAH 6.5 ROLE OF
MESOSCALE TOPOGRAPHIC FORCING IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF 256 OROGRAPHIC
PRECIPITATION -- COMPARISON WITH PRECIPITATION DERIVED FROM RADAR
MEASUREMENTS. PINHAS ALPERT AND HAIM SHAFIR, TEL AVIV UNIV., TEL AVIV,
ISRAEL 6.6 OBSERVATIONS OF LARGE SCALE ICING EVENTS MEASURED FROM
RIDGETOP IN 262 THE CENTRAL SIERRA NEVADA MOUNTAINS. M. HEGGLI, BUREAU
OF RECLAMATION, SIERRA COOPERATIVE PILOT PROJECT, AUBURN, CALIF. 6.7 THE
CLIMATOLOGY OF RIME ACCRETION IN THE GREEN AND WHITE MOUNTAINS. 267
CHARLES C. RYERSON, U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, HANOVER, N.H.
*ABSTRACT AVAILABLE; SEE P. 273.
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| title | Fourth Conference on Mountain Meteorology August 25-28, 1987, Seattle, Washington |
| title_auth | Fourth Conference on Mountain Meteorology August 25-28, 1987, Seattle, Washington |
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| title_short | Fourth Conference on Mountain Meteorology |
| title_sort | fourth conference on mountain meteorology august 25 28 1987 seattle washington |
| title_sub | August 25-28, 1987, Seattle, Washington |
| topic | Mountain climate Congresses Turbulent diffusion (Meteorology) Congresses Weather Effect of mountains on Congresses |
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