Critical Fire Weather Concerns; Storm Tracking Across the Plains

Combination of strong winds, dry conditions and above normal temperatures will result in elevated to critical fire weather concerns for the Southern Plains and portions of Southern California. This is part of a storm system that is tracking across the central Plains with occasional snow showers and heavier snow from the Rockies through the Central/Northern Plains. Read More >

1997 WESTERN REGION TA LITES

97-01
Visible Satellite Shows Blowing Dust on a Windy Day Across Western Nevada
Mary M. Cairns and Ray Collins - NWSFO Reno, NV
97-02
14 April 1997 chaff example from Utah
Steve Vasiloff - NSSL/NWS WRH
97-03
Comparison of GOES-9 Imager and Sounder Precipitable Water (PW) Against the RAOB PW
Samuel Shearer - WR/SSD
97-04
A Dry-line Seen in IR and WV Imagery
Heath Hockenberry, NWSO Eureka, CA and Benjamin Peterson, NWSO Elko, NV
97-05
RH Differences Between Models - The Case of April 5-6, 1997
Larry E. Osterman and Mary Cairns, NWSFO Reno, NV
97-06
The Use of GOES Sounder Data to Detect an Area of Potential Thunderstorm Formation on July 31, 1997
Kevin J. Schrab - WR/SSD
97-07
Mixed Phase and Radar Reflectivity/Rainfall Rate
Steve Vasiloff - WR/SSD
97-08
An Example of the Use of GOES-9 Digital Data and Surface Observations on WFO-Advanced (AWIPS) to Determine Cloud Cover on Nov. 10, 1997
Kevin J. Schrab - WR/SSD
97-09
Use of the Fog/Stratus Product to Detect a Stratus Deck on December 29, 1997
Kevin J. Schrab - WR/SSD

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