VISIT Blog Posts by musgrave:
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ALPW analysis for the 21 August 2021 Flood Event in central Tennessee
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30 November 2020 Severe Weather Event in the Mid-Atlantic
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ALPW depiction of many tropical cyclones & disturbances – September 14, 2020
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ALPW depiction of mid-level dry air associated with Tropical Storm Isaias
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Impacts of Water Vapor on Satellite Dust Detection of the 16-17 February 2020 Saharan Air Layer Dust Event over the Eastern Atlantic
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Moisture products for the tornadic storm of 4 July 2020 in Saskatchewan
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Analysis of June 17, 2020 Wyoming Snow event with JPSS products
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May 2020 flooding in central Michigan
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Heavy rain event around 18 May 2020 that contributed to dam failures in Michigan
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GOES/JPSS Observations of Oklahoma Severe Storms and Elevated Mixed Layer
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Advected Layer Precipitable Water (ALPW) analysis for 30 April 2020 event
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Nighttime view of inflow feeder clouds from GOES Nighttime Microphysics RGB
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Fall 2019 through Winter 2020 Heavy Precipitation Events
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CIRA Snow/Cloud Layer Product & VIIRS observations of the 12 Feb 2020 Blowing Snow Event
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Advected Layer Precipitable Water (ALPW) product for 5 February 2020 Severe and Flood event
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Thin fog over snow in southwest Kansas – 29 January 2020
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Thin fog over snow in southwest Kansas – 29 January 2020
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10 January 2020 – Southern Plains Severe Weather event with Elevated Mixed Layer (EML)
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Snow Squalls in Pennsylvania on 8 January 2020
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Elevated Mixed Layer event on 16 December 2019
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Australian Wildfires
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Australian Wildfires
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Lake-effect snow from 7 November 2019
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Lake-effect snow from 7 November 2019
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Water vapor imagery in an extremely dry airmass – 31 October 2019
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21 October 2019 – nighttime detection of fog and outflow boundaries
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CIRA ALPW Comparison for Two Northeast US Heavy Precipitation Events
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Subtropical storm Melissa
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JPSS/GOES Fire Detection Capabilities – Swan Lake Fire, AK
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VIIRS flood observations along the Arkansas River
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VIIRS observations of Katabatic Winds from the Transcontinental Mountain Range Adjacent to the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica
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Dryline Bulges Identified in GOES-16 Split Window Difference on 30 April 2019
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17 April 2019 thunderstorm event over northern Mexico as observed by GOES-16
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ALPW product for 26 April 2019 heavy rain / severe thunderstorm event
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Nighttime Fog Monitoring
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NCC monitoring severe weather during the nighttime
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High Plains Snowstorm
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2-3 April 2019 East Coast Low – ALPW analysis
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Nebraska flooding
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Polar orbiting and geostationary lake ice monitoring
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3 March 2019 – Severe thunderstorm and heavy rainfall event
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Radar and satellite ‘snowfall rate’ observations
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Low cloud / fog over snow covered ground on 25 February 2019
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Popocatépetl Volcanic Eruption
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14 February 2019 California Atmospheric River event
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VIIRS Captures Ice/Ocean Movements
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4 February 2019 significant ice storm in the Upper Great Lakes
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Observing sea surface temperatures from GOES and JPSS
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Arctic Blast in the Upper Midwest
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WS Harper Impacts on Northeast US
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Winter Storm Harper
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Fog and Low Clouds over Snow Cover in the Midwest: A case from 10 December 2018
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Advected Layer Precipitable Water (ALPW) comparison for events in December 2018 – January 2019
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New Mexico Snowstorm
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20 December 2018 Heavy Rain event in the Mid-Atlantic area
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Advected Layer Precipitable Water (ALPW) for 14 December 2018 event
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DNB and satellite identification
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21 November 2018 Snow Squall event in upstate New York
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Sea Ice Motion and VIIRS Spatial Resolutions
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Alaskan Aurora
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DNB: Ship Light Monitoring and Sea Ice Motion
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Hurricane Willa
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Santa Ana Winds and Dust Identification
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Hurricane Michael
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The Arizona Hurricane Rosa Heavy Rainfall Event for Late September to Early October 2018
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Hail damage swaths from severe storms over the High Plains as viewed from satellites during July 2018
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Some Advected Layered Precipitable Water (ALPW) Comparisons Between Florence, Harvey (2017), Maria (2017) and Matthew (2016) with Respect to Rainfall and Severe Weather
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Hurricane Florence
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Hurricane Lane
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Hurricane Hector
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Dust off the coast of Africa!
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Carr Fire
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Typhoon Jongdari
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Ferguson Fire, CA
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Pawnee Fire, CA
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GOES-16 Split Window Difference Precursor to Convective Initiation
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Hurricane Aletta
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Storm-relative animations for right-moving and left-moving storms
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Volcan de Fuego, Guatemala erupts again!
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Ute Park Fire, New Mexico
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Alberto
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Buzzard Fire, New Mexico
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Fog event of 22 May 2018 in the midwest – focus on nighttime microphysics RGB
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Hail swath observed by GOES-16
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Colorado Dust Storm
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Oklahoma Wildfires
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Atmospheric River: Northern and Central California
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Colorado Fog
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Faka-Union Fire (Southwest Florida)
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Synthetic imagery from the NSSL WRF-ARW for 7 March 2018 event
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Tropical Cyclone Dumazile
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East Coast Weather….
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Mississippi and Ohio River Flooding
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Flooding across the CONUS
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Vortices off the California coast on 5 February 2018
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Fuego de Volcan, Guatemala
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Mayon Volcano Eruption
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2018 Nor’Easter and NCC!
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4 January 2018 explosive cyclogenesis event
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High cloud obscuration during a lake-effect snow event
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Snow in the southeastern US!
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Thomas Fire
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December Wildfires in California
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Orographic cirrus / lee wave clouds as observed from GOES-16
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Tropical Storm Rina
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Early Morning Fog in Colorado
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GOES-16 perspective of Leeside cold front and associated gravity waves – 30 October 2017
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Early season lake-effect showers on 25 October 2017
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Hurricane Ophelia and Wildfires in Spain and Portugal
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California Wildfires
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Advected Layer Precipitable Water product for Hurricane Harvey
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Hurricane Harvey
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Interesting features along the west coast on 15 August 2017
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Fires in Pacific Northwest
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Quasi-Null case for lots of TPW over eastern Colorado on 29 July 2017
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Layer PW product for flooding on 27 July 2017
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Gap flow in the Strait of Juan de Fuca
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Tropical Activity in the East Pacific
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California (Alamo Fire)
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Onset of southwest monsoon as depicted by the CIRA advected LPW product
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Advantage of 1-minute imagery for the evolution of rapidly evolving low clouds
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Undular bore in the Split Window Difference Product
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Island / coastal effects in the northeast on 19 June 2017
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Colorado: Dead Dog Wildfire
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Mesoscale Convective Vortex (MCV) over Texas on 9 June 2017
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Tropical Storm Beatriz
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1-minute GOES-16 applications for the 8 May 2017 Colorado hail event
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Southern Georgia: West Mims Fire
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Tropical Cyclone Donna
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16 April 2017: 1.37 micron band (“Cirrus band”) features other than cirrus clouds
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1-minute applications for severe thunderstorms from 15-16 April 2017
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Snow on the ground as depicted in the GOES-16 1.6 micron band
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Low-level moisture as observed from the GOES-16 split window difference product
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NCC, GOES-16 and the Pacific Northwest
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Lake-effect showers off Salt Lake and Seasonal Lakes
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23 March 2017 Convection and Dust in Texas / New Mexico
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24 March 2017 fog / low stratus in the West
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22 March 2017 undular bore
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14 March 2017 Blizzard
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GOES-16 7.34 micron band applications for the 6 March 2017 event
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Madagascar: Tropical Cyclone Enawo
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Comparison of GOES-16 with GOES-13
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GOES-16 Mountain Wave clouds on 3 March 2017
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Advected LPW product in identifying circulations in the vertical
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7-8 February 2017, New Orleans Power Outage
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More Precipitation for the West Coast, 3 February 2017
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17-22 January Significant Precipitation for the West Coast
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Post Atmospheric River Events in California, 011317
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Atmospheric River event of 7-9 January 2017
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Lake Effect Snow: Buffalo and Rochester, NY, 121416-121516
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Nantahala National Forest Wildfires 11-11-16
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11 November 2016 Himawari imagery around Japan
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South-Central Colorado: Junkins Fire
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Hurricane Matthew 100616
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Puerto Rico Power Outage 092116
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Hurricane Season in the Atlantic: Invest Area 99L and TS Gaston
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VIIRS Flood Detection Product: Gulf Coast Flooding, August 2016
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1-minute GOES-14 SRSO for 9 August 2016 Montana storm
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NCC Imagery, Colorado Fires In July
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19 June 2016-Present: Beaver Creek Fire, Jackson County, Colorado
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NUCAPS, Part Two: Field Campaign and Observations
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Fort McMurray Wildfires and Near-Constant Contrast (NCC) Imagery
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NUCAPS, Part One: Introduction
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Synthetic Imagery from the NAM Alaska Nest 4 km
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Suomi-NPP, VIIRS, Day-Night Band (DNB): Moon Phases
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Cold Air Aloft Product: Arctic
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DNB Percent Solar Reflectance – Colorado
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CIRA Layer Precipitable Water product – snow cover issue
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4 June 2015 GOES 1-minute visible imagery and time lapse video
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GOES 1-minute imagery on 2 June 2015 over North Dakota
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GOES visible imagery analysis for 26 April 2015 tornadic storm in Texas
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2 April 2015 severe thunderstorm event
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Typhoon Hagupit
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GOES-14 SRSOR for May 20, 2014
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SRSOR on 21 May 2014
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May 8 2014 GOES SRSO for Severe Weather
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Mesovortex over Lake Ontario from 12 December 2013
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10 June 2013 Colorado Dry Microburst
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Synthetic imagery comparison from 2 different models
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Synthetic imagery application of a snow event on March 5-6, 2013
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Transverse bands on February 8, 2013
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Mesoscale vortex development over Lake Ontario on January 23, 2013
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December 3, 2012 Fog event in South Carolina
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Synthetic Low Cloud / Fog Product for October 10, 2012
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Super Typhoon Jelawat
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Microburst Risk Algorithm observes Favorable Conditions for Strong Convective Winds over the Chesapeake Bay
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New Mexico’s Whitewater-Baldy and Colorado’s High Park Fires: Case(s) of the “Disappearing Smoke” – Differences in Visible Smoke Detection – GOES 15 vs GOES 13
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1-Minute GOES Imagery over Colorado Severe Storms
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March 2, 2012 Severe Weather Outbreak
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Puget Sound Convergence Zone in Action
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Snow and Cloud discrimination with GOES-R Proving Ground Product
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The pre-storm environment for the 27 April 2011 tornado outbreak
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Synthetic IR imagery for 19 April 2011
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Synthetic Imagery for Severe Weather Forecasting
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Synthetic Cloud Top Heights
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United Airlines Flight 967 – Severe Turbulence, July 20, 2010
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Oil and Water Really Don’t Mix
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Is it Real, or is it…Synthetic GOES-R Imagery?
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MODIS Longwave channel difference of Gulf Stream and Labrador currents
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Severe thunderstorms over southwest Arkansas on 10 March 2010
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MODIS Images: Lake Erie Ice Break-up and Ice Floe
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GOES-11/MODIS channel differencing for icing hazard
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GOES-R ABI smoke imagery for the Proving Ground
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Proving Ground: GOES-R ABI color imagery
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GOES-11 Longwave channel difference for liquid water
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Thunderstorm features through channel differencing in the GOES-R Proving Ground
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GOES-R Proving Ground At the Great Lakes
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Synthetic imagery for model evaluation in the Proving Ground
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Proving Ground: Future GOES-R – Convective Initiation
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SHyMet for Forecasters Development Plan
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Toward an Advanced Sounder on GOES?
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Forecasting Convective Downburst Potential: Update
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Texas Severe Storm during GOES-11 SRSO: 5 May 2009
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West Texas Windstorm: 8 February 2009
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Forecasting Convective Downburst Potential – by Ken Pryor (NESDIS)
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The Summer Edition of ‘The Front’ – What’s New?
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“California Burnin’ on Such a Summers Day”
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Flash Flood Season in the Rocky Mountain West – Just a Reminder
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Hello Dolly! Tropical Cyclone Season has “un”officially arrived!
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The North American Monsoon Season Has Begun
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Volcano Season is Year ‘Round
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(Experimental) Tropical Cyclone Formation Probability Product (TCFP)
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Our Thoughts and Hearts Go Out to the Boy Scouts of Nebraska and Iowa
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The Weld County, Colorado Tornadoes of May 22, 2008 (Updated June 11, 2008)
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Lightning as Proxy for VIL and/or Echo Tops (ET)
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Some Great Knowledge, Papers, and Training Materials That You May Have Missed
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Experimental Warning Program 2008 at NSSL starts April 28, 2008
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Fires in Russia = Smoke in Minnesota
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Market Yourselves – (and in the process) Inform and Educate Your Readers!
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QPF Bombs and Getting the Most Out of Your Model
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Hawaii, Up Close and Personal
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Central CONUS River Flooding – from CIMSS
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Highlights from the Dec. 11-12, 2007 “Review of the NCEP Production Suite” Conference
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What Is Going On Here?
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The Front: The Importance of Climatology in Aviation
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Use of Satellite Data at National Weather Service Forecast Offices
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AMS-FYI: GOES Imagery Applications at the Aviation Weather Center
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AMS-FYI: United Airlines Polar Operations (5th GOES Users Conference)
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What Could Have Been…
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Phenomena along the California coast
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Tropical Cyclones and Dvorak
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Great Lakes Phenomenon
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Hot, Cold, Moist, Dry…