97-01   Jan  07   The Benefits of Higher Resolution in Representing Topography (Mike 
                  Staudenmaier, Jr. - WRH-SSD/NWSFO Salt Lake City, UT) 
97-02   Jan  14   Chaff Mixed with Radar Weather Echoes (Steve Vasiloff, NSSL/NWS, 
                  SSD and Mark Struthwolf, NWSFO Salt Lake City, UT) 
97-03   Jan  21   Why is High Resolution Important in the West?  An Early Look at the 
                  Eta-10 Model Output (Mike Staudenmaier, Jr. - WRH-SSD/NWSFO 
                  Salt Lake City, UT) 
97-04   Jan  28   Use of an Acoustic Wind Profiler (SODAR) at the Fork Fire for 
                  Continuous Upper Level Wind Profile and Stability Measurements 
                  (Fred Svetz - Interagency Fire Weather Unit - Redding, CA and 
                  Alexander N. Barnett, - AeroVironment Environmental Services Inc. - 
                  Monrovia, CA) 
97-05   Feb  11   An Examination of an Outflow Boundary and Thunderstorm Initiation 
                  Along the Continental Divide of North-central Montana for 11 June 
                  1995  (Donald J. Emanuel - NWSFO Great Falls, MT) 
97-06   Feb  18   Current and Upcoming Changes to the Eta Models  (Jon Mittelstadt - 
                  WRH, SSD - Salt Lake City, UT) 
97-07   Feb  25   The Soil Model in the Eta (Mike Staudenmaier, Jr. - WRH-SSD/NWSFO Salt Lake City, UT) 
97-08   Feb  25   Creating a Presentation for the Telewriter Training System (Casidy 
                  Hallsten - WRH, SSD - Salt Lake City, UT)     
97-09   Mar  25   The Navy Operational Global Atmospheric Prediction System 
                  (NOGAPS) (Mike Staudenmaier, Jr. - WR-SSD/NWSFO Salt Lake 
                  City, UT) 
97-10   Mar  25   High Reflectivity/non-severe Thunderstorm in Complex Terrain  
                  (Steve Vasiloff - NSSL - NWS, WRH-SSD Salt Lake City and Stephen 
                  Adams - NWSFO Reno, NV) 
97-11   Mar  25   A December Severe Thunderstorm in Southwest Idaho (Chris Gibson 
                  - NWSFO Boise, ID) 
97-12   Apr  01   Conditional Symmetric Instability Contributing to Heavy Precipitation 
                  in the Pacific Northwest  (Russell Mann, NWSO Riverton, WY)  
97-13   Apr  08   Quantitative Precipitation Forecast Activities of the NWSFO Reno 
                  During the December 1996 - January 1997 Flooding (Steven 
                  Goldstein - NWSFO Reno, NV) 
97-14   Apr  22   Integrating the Spotter Program into the Modernized National 
                  Weather Service (Mark H. Strobin, John Livingston, and Kenneth 
                  Holmes - NWSO Spokane, WA) 
97-15   May  20   Automated Packet Radio Bulletin Board System (Chris R. Hintz - 
                  NWSFO Portland, OR) 
97-16   May  27   GOES Sounder Data Displayed as SKEWTs (Kevin J. Schrab - 
                  WRH/SSD Salt Lake City, UT) 
97-17   Jun  03   Haines Index Climatology for the Western United States (John Werth 
                  - NWSO(FW) Olympia, WA and Paul Werth - NWSFO Boise, ID) 
97-18   Jun  03   Results of the Western Region Evaluation of the Eta-10 Model (Mike 
                  Staudenmaier, Jr. - WRH SSD/NWSFO Salt Lake City, UT and Jon 
                  Mittelstadt - WRH SSD, Salt Lake City, UT) 
97-19   Jun  10   A Localized Downslope Windstorm in Northern Arizona (Brian E. 
                  Tesar and Steve Keighton - NWSO Flagstaff, AZ) 
97-20 Jun    17   National Lightning Data on the Western Region Wide Area Network  
                  (Andy Edman - WRH SSD, Salt Lake City, UT) 
97-21   Jun  24   Microburst Prediction and Detection (Steve Vasiloff - NSSL - 
                  NWS/WRH/SSD Salt Lake City, UT) 
97-22   Jul  01   Frontal Retardation Leading to the Development of the 9 July 1995 
                  Oregon Supercell  (Joe K. Solomon - NWSO Pendleton, OR) 
97-23   Jul  08   Procedures for Ensuring Reliable Data Flow (Keith W. Meier and 
                  Jonathan Van Ausdall - NWSO Billings. MT) 
97-24   Jul  15   Uncertainties in WSR-88D Measurements and their Impacts on 
                  Diagnosing Storm Structure (Mike Staudenmaier, Jr. - WR 
                  SSD/NWSFO Salt Lake City, UT and Steve Vasiloff - NSSL/WR SSD, 
                  Salt Lake City, UT) 
97-25   Jul  22   On the Nature of the WSR-88D Build 9 Hail Detection Algorithm - 
                  Part I: Review of the Algorithm and Operational Considerations (Brian 
                  A. Klimowski - NWS Rapid City, SD; Steve Vasiloff - NSSL/NWS 
                  WRH-SSD, Salt Lake City, UT; and Arthur Witt - NSSL Norman, OK) 
97-26   Jul  22   On the Nature of the WSR-88D Build 9 Hail Detection Algorithm - 
                  Part II: Performance of the Algorithm Over Utah  (Steve Vasiloff - 
                  NSSL/NWS WRH-SSD, Salt Lake City, UT; Randy Graham and 
                  James Nelson NWSFO - Salt Lake City; Brian A. Klimowski - NWS 
                  Rapid City, SD; and Arthur Witt - NSSL Norman, OK) 
97-27   Jul  29   Cool Season Mesoscale Convective Trains (David W. Reynolds - 
                  NWSFO San Francisco Bay Area) 
97-28   Aug  05   Another Example of a Dry Microburst (Steve Vasiloff - NSSL-NWS 
                  WRH/SSD, Salt Lake City and David Hogan - NWSFO Salt Lake City) 
97-29   Aug  12   A Record Heat Wave Along the Central California Coast October 7-8, 
                  1996 (Richard Canepa and Miguel Miller - NWSO San Joaquin 
                  Valley) 
97-30   Aug  19   Freezing Rain Event Across Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho 
                  on December 9-11, 1995 (Paul Frisbie, Ronald J. Miller, and Todd 
                  Carter NWSO Spokane) 
97-31   Sept 09   Recent Trends Associated with Spot Forecast Requests in Nevada  
                  (Michael W. Huston - NWSFO Reno) 
97-32   Sept 17   A Brief Climatology Of The Relationship Between Afternoon Dew 
                  Points And Monsoonal Rainfall At Phoenix Sky Harbor International 
                  Airport (Jesus A. Haro and Michael A. Bruce - NWSFO Phoenix) 
97-33   Sept 23   ASOS Lightning Sensor Assessment (Glen Sampson - WRH Salt 
                  Lake City) 
97-34   Sept 30   A Comparison of AVN and NGM Temperature and Precipitation 
                  Forecasts for Three Sites in Montana (John Blank - NWSFO Great 
                  Falls) 
97-35   Oct  07   Interpretation of Radar Data During Snow Events in Mountainous 
                  Terrain   (Steve Vasiloff - NSSL/NWS WRH-SSD) 
97-36   Oct  21   El Ni¤o: Is It Just A Bunch Of Hot Water? (Mike Staudenmaier, Jr. - 
                  WRH/SSD Salt Lake City, UT) 
97-37   Nov  21   El Nino and California Precipitation (John Monteverdi, San Francisco 
                  State University, and Jan Null, NWSFO Monterey, CA) 
97-38   Dec  02   The "Everify" Temperature and Precipitation Forecast Verification 
                  Program (David R. Eversole - NWSO Mobile, Alabama -- reprinted 
                  from Southern Region Technical Attachment)    
97-39   Dec  23   The Severe Weather Event of 18 June 1997: An Example of Splitting 
                  Supercells (Randall Graham, NWSFO Salt Lake City, UT, and Mike 
                  Staudenmaier, NWSO Flagstaff, (formerly from NWSFO Salt Lake 
                  City/WRH-SSD) 
97-40   Dec  30   Using Varied Enhancement Curves to Better Evaluate Fog and 
                  Stratus with RAMSDIS (Dan St. Jean - NWSFO Boise) 
97-41   Dec  30   Index of 1997 Technical Attachments