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Heat Continues for the East and South-Central U.S.; Strong to Severe Storms Across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast

The extremely dangerous heat wave continues across the East Coast and much of the South-Central U.S. today. Record high temperatures are expected for some areas especially across the Mid-Atlantic where extreme heat risk conditions reside. There is a Slight Risk (level 2 of 5) of severe thunderstorms today for the northern Mid-Atlantic into portions of southern New England. Read More >

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EASTERN REGION WSR-88D NOTES
 
NOTE! This publication series has been discontinued. If you would like a copy of any of the WSR-88D Notes listed below, please contact Jeff Waldstreicher or Eric Allen at ER SSD

 

Year Number Title Author Field Office
1998 12 Contamination of WSR-88D VAD Wind Due to Bird Migration: A Case Study Thomas A. Niziol BUF
1998 11 Analysis of Coastal front Tornadoes Associated with Tropical Storm Josephine over Eastern North Carolina on 8 October 1996 James E. Hudgins and Robert J. Frederick MHX
1997 10 Hurricane Bertha: Radar-Gauge Comparisons and Changing the Z-R Relationship Cory Gates MHX
1997 9 An Investigation of a Typical Lake-Effect Snow Band Off Lake Ontario Using NGM Gridded Data and doppler Radar Returns John M. Elardo MHX
1997 8 Analysis of a Splitting Severe Thunderstorm Using the WSR-88D Greg Carbin ILM
1996 7 The Presence of 65 dBZ or Higher Reflectivity in Conjunction with VIL as an Indicator of Severe Weather Alan Gerard CLE
1996 6 Tornadogensis and Widespread Wind Damage from a Low-Topped Squall Line Michael L. Moneypenny RAH
1995 5 Performance of the NWSFO Albany WSR-88D Precipitation Algorithms During the 14 June 1994 Flood Even in Ulster and Dutchess Counties, New York John W. Cannon ALY
1995 4 Examining the Development of Lake Erie Waterspouts using the NWSFO Cleveland WSR-88D Alan Gerard CLE
1994 3 Use of WSR-88D Products During a Late Spring Snowfall Over Vermont and Northeastern New York Jane A. Hollingsworth BTV
1993 2 A WSR-88D View of Severe Weather in New York State Scott L. Whittier BTV
1993 1 Early Returns from the WSFO Cleveland WSR-88D Anton F. Kapela and William Comeaux CLE

 

           

 

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