2000 TECHNICAL ATTACHMENTS

• 00-01
  Mesoscale Interactions Triggering Severe Thunderstorms and Flash Flooding in Southwestern California July 1999
  By Ivory Small, Ted Mackechnie and Brent Bower

• 00-02
  Thunderstorms in San Diego and Associated Easterly Wave of 20 July 1998
  By Brandt Maxwell

• 00-03
  Preview of Open Systems for the WSR-88D
  By Steve Vasiloff

• 00-04
  WRSPOT: A Collection of Webpage Scripts for Handling Spot Forecast Requests and Forecasts
  By Tim Barker

• 00-05
  Spanish Language Web Page Second Generation
  By Miguel Miller, Armando Garza, Brandt Maxwell, and Michael Lauderdale

• 00-06
  An Example of Using the "Satellite Fog Product" in Predicting Dense Fog Over South-Central and Southeast Montana and North-Central Wyoming on November 28, 1999
  By Richard Canepa and Mark Strobin

• 00-07
  Examples of the Advantages of ACARS Data
  By Greg Martin

• 00-08
  Haines Index Application for AWIPS
  By Mike Seaman

• 00-09
  Dry Microburst Gust Potential Program For AWIPS
  By Mike Seaman and Steve Vasiloff

• 00-10
  Are Moored Buoy Winds Too Low in High Seas?
  By Rex Hervey

• 00-11
  MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM TEMPERATURE FORECASTING TECHNIQUE FOR ALTA, UT
  By Mark Struthwolf and Ed Carle

• 00-12
  CASE STUDY OF A PERSISTENT COLD POOL IN THE HELENA VALLEY
  By Jeff Johnson
  

• 00-13
  TEST OF THE WSR-88D SNOW ACCUMULATION ALGORITHM AT WFO MISSOULA
  By Timothy Barker, Peter Felsch, Timothy Mathewson, Craig Sullivan, and Mike Zenner

• 00-14
  USING STORM TOP DIVERGENCE SIGNATURES AS LARGE HAIL INDICATORS IN THE BOISE CWA
  By Ryan E. Delane Jewell

• 00-15
  NORTHEAST MONTANA SEVERE THUNDERSTORM OUTBREAK OF JUNE 21, 1999
  By Stephen P. Burback

• 00-16
  A MESOSCALE MODEL SIMULATION OF A HIGH WIND EVENT IN CENTRAL NEVADA
  By Mary M. Cairns and Jonathan Corey

• 00-17
  WFO PORTLAND, OREGON RIVER FLOOD INFORMATION WEB PAGE
  By William R. Schneider

• 00-18
  INDEX OF 2000 TECHNICAL ATTACHMENTS