Year	Number	Title	Author
1999	44	A Study of Three-Quarter Inch Hail Reports in Upstate South Carolina - 1988 through 1994	Wayne Jones
1998	43	Temperature Forecasting Using Mesoscale Models	Kevin Fitzgerald and Richard Grumm
1998	42	Evaluating Lake Effect from a "Sharp" Perspective: Developing a CAPE Criteria	Basil Newmerzhycky
1998	41	A Summary of a Short Term Forecast Survey for Northern Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania	Kevin M. Barjenbruch
1997	40	An Evaluation of the Quality of Snow Forecasts for the Champlain Valley in Vermont	Alexander Tardy
1997	39	Winter Weather Precipitation Type Forecasting for New York City Using Thickness Values	Peter Wichrowski
1997	38	Isentropic Analysis applications in Forecasting Low Level Clouds	Kenneth James
1997	37	A Lake Michigan Heatwave Event: June 19-23, 1995	Howard T. Silverman
1997	36	Using BUFKIT to Forecast non-convective Low-Level Wind Shear	Hendricus J. Lulofs
1997	35	Opportunities for Human Resources Training in the NWS	Rosemary A. Miller and Robin I. Miller
1996	34	Maximum Convective Rainfall Potential - A Statistical Approach	Scott D. Reynolds and Alan A. Rezek
1996	33	An Analysis of South Carolina Heat Waves	Christopher T. Collins
1996	32	Snow Verification for the Extended Forecast Period in West Virginia	Stephen R. Adams
1996	31	The Deadly July 1993 Heat Wave in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	James A.  Eberwine
1996	30	A Survey of Meteorological Interns in Ohio	Greg Tipton and Jim Kosarik
1995	29	An Examination of the July 12, 1992 Ohio Tornado Outbreak Based on PC-Gridds and SHARP	Ingrid Kinsella Amberger
1995	28	a Comparision of the 1994-95 Cool Season AFOS-ERA Verification Scores Between the Eastern Region National Weather Service Forecast Offices	Stephan C. Kuhl
1995	27	Using Climatology as a Base for Maximum and Minimum Temperature Forecasts at Youngstown, Ohio	Joel Veeneman
1995	26	Radiosonde Balloon Ascension Modeling	Harry Gerapetritis
1995	25	Remote Observing Systems and Their performance During the December 10 and 11, 1993 Northeastern Ohio Lake-Effect Snow Event	W Comeaux, et al
1995	24	A Nocturnal Severe Thunderstorm Event in Northeastern Pennsylvania: June 13-14, 1994	Michael Jurewicz Sr. and Hugh Johnson
1995	23	Short Term Performance of the Automated Surface Observing System at WSO Youngstown	Stephen Wilkinson
1995	22	The march 14-15, 1992 Lake-Effect Snow "Fizzle" Over northeast Ohio	Rick Hiltbrand
1994	21	A Subjective Comparison of the NWSFO Cleveland WSR-88D Storm Total Precipitation Product and Rain Gage Measurements for November 12-14, 1993	Gregory A. Tipton, Brian A. Avery, and David J. Ondrejik
1994	20	The Hydrologic Outlook Product	Curtis, Wheeler
1994	19	A Guide to Preparing and Delivering Verbal presentations in the Modernized National Weather Service	George J. Skari
1994	18	A Climatology of Weather Conditions Observed During Thunderstorms at the Raleigh-Durham Airport: An Aviation Forecasting Tool	Gail I. Hartfield
1994	17	Developing Operational ETA POP Guidance for Maine and New Hampshire	Hendricus J. Lulofs
1994	16	An Accurate and Simplified Procedure for Upper Air Comparatives	Glenn D. Carrrin
1994	15	Snowfall Climatology and Trends for Southern New England	Christopher Hedge
1994	14	Correlation between 1200 UTC 850 mb Theta-E Temperatures and the Occurrence of Severe Storm Weather Over the Northeastern United States	Maxwell, Jones, Lacorte
1994	13	1993 northwestern Ohio Weather Highlights and a Comparison to the Toledo, Ohio Climatic Normals	Michael W. Diefenderfer
1994	12	A Climatic Summary of the Weather of Buffalo, New York	Kenneth R. Remington, Jr.
1994	11	An Analysis of Non-Precipitation Induced fog Events at Rochester, New York	Timothy W. Duda
1994	10	Using the 24HCHG Software for Wind Prediction in Eastern Massachusettes	I. Ross Dickman
1994	9	A Lake-Effect Type Snow Event Along the Outer Banks of North Carolina	Michael P. Rusnak
1994	8	Minimum Temperature Forecasts for Youngstown, Ohio During Good Radiational Cooling Conditions	Jeffrey S. Sites
1994	7	Under Siege: Ohio July 1992	Ingrid A Kinsella
1994	6	Eastern Region AFOS-ERA Verification Trends from April 1990 through March 1993	Stephan Kuhl
1993	5	A Comparison of Temperature and Precipitation at Binghamton, New York	Wayne Snyder
1993	4	A Comparison of Forecasted and Actual Snowfall for the 1991-92 Winter Season in Western Ohio	Gregory A. Tipton
1993	3	Case Study showing a Precipitation Shadow Effect at the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Airport: The "AVOCA" Curtain	Hugh Johnson
1992	2	Forecasting Cold Air Drainage Winds at the Wilkes-Barre Scranton International Airport	Robert Hamilton
1992	1	Portland, Maine's First 100 Years of Snowfall	Augie Sardinha