2002 TECHNICAL ATTACHMENTS

• 02-01
  A PROPOSED GRIDDED QPF VERIFICATION SCHEME FRO THE GFE IN THE WESTERN REGION
  By Linda Cheng

• 02-02
  THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN FRONT WIND STORM OF JANUARY 4, 2001: A CASE STUDY
  By Ken Pomeroy

• 02-03
  ELEVATED THUNDERSTORMS OVER THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY PART 3: THE 22 SEPTEMBER 1999 NOCTURNAL EVENT
  By Alexander Tardy

• 02-04
  SIGNIFICANT SNOW IN THE SIERRA NEVADA FROM MARITIME POLAR ORIGINS
  By Alexander Tardy

• 02-05
  GFE FORECAST VS RAWS OBSERVATIONS
  By Mark Struthwolf

• 02-06
  A GFE-BASED TEMPERATURE VERIFICATION AT WFO BOISE
  By Les Colin

• 02-07
  THE NORTHERN SACRAMENTO VALLEY SURFACE MOISTURE CONVERGENCE ZONE
  By Alexander Tardy

• 02-08
  PACIFIC DECADAL OSCILLATION AND ARIZONA PRECIPITATION
  By Karen Maxwell and Vincent Holbrook

• 02-09
  CHAFF AND THE WSR-88D PRECIPITATION PROCESSING SYSTEM
  By Steven Vasiloff

• 02-10
  VIL DENSITY AS A POTENTIAL HAIL INDICATOR ACROSS NORTHEAST AND CENTRAL NEVADA
  By James Wallmann

• 02-11
  NORTHEAST AND EAST CENTRAL NEVADA 'VIL OF THE DAY'
  By James Wallmann

• 02-12
  RAINFALL EVENTS AND THEIR EFFECT ON SEVERELY BURNED AREAS OF WESTERN MONTANA FOLLOWING THE FOREST FIRES OF 2000
  By Ray Nickless, Eric Boldt, and Craig Neesvig

• 02-13
  THUNDERSNOW IN THE SIERRA NEVADA
  By Alexander Tardy

• 02-14
  EXAMPLES OF USING PRECIPITABLE WATER AND SOUNDINGS TO FORECAST THUNDERSTORMS
  By Alexander Tardy

• 02-15
  24-25 SEPTEMBER 2001 EVENT IN THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY
  By Alexander Tardy

• 02-16
  PROPER USE OF XMCLIMATE IN THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
  By Mark Strobin, Albert Richmond, and John Pulasky