1999 TECHNICAL ATTACHMENTS

• 99-01
  Monitoring Gulf of California Moisture Surges with GOES-9 Data and the WSR-88D at Yuma, Arizona
  By Darren M. McCollum and David R. Bright

• 99-02
  VIL Density as a Potential Hail Indicator Across Northern Utah
  By Randall A. Graham and Mark Struthwolf

• 99-03
  Western Region "Total Forecast" and Graphical Watch/Warning Displays Via the Internet
  By David Zaff

• 99-04
  Bias-Corrected Temperature Guidance from the Eta Model
  By William Rasch, Keith Meier and David Spector

• 99-05
  CSI Snow Event Over Wasatch Front
  By Lawrence B. Dunn

• 99-06
  Practical Use of Upper-Air Model Diagnostic Guidance
  By Kirby Cook

• 99-07
  Severe Thunderstorm Climatology in South-Central and Southeastern Montana
  By David A. Spector

• 99-08
  Practical Use of Model Surface Diagnostic Guidance
  By Kirby Cook

• 99-09
  Downslope Windstorm Case Study - Wasatch Front 4/23/99
  By Larry Dunn

• 99-10
  A Comparison of the Eta Model-Derived Surface Data with ASOS Temperature and Winds
  By Beth L. B. McNulty and Mary Cairns

• 99-11
  NCEP Class VIII Upgrade and Operational Model Suite Changes
  By Kirby Cook

• 99-13
  The Effects of Verical Motion and Microphysical Processes on Precipitation Type During a Western Nevada Snow Storm
  By Thomas Cylke

• 99-14
  The Eta Data Assimilation System
  By James A. Nelson, Jr.

• 99-15
  Model Skill Assessment Resources
  By Kirby Cook

• 99-16
  Technique for Analyzing Heavy Rain Events and Associated Stream Responses Case Study: 23 February 1998
  By Jonathan Slemmer and Brent Bower

• 99-17
  A CASE STUDY OF A WIND EVENT IN THE PALM SPRINGS REGION
  By Ivory J. Small and Akriti Shah

• 99-18
  AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY OF ISLAND EFFECT BANDS: PRECIPITATION PRODUCERS IN
  SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
  By Ivory J. Small

• 99-19
  AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY OF A CALIFORNIA BIGHT COASTAL CONVERGENCE ZONE PRODUCED BY FLOW INTERACTION WITH MAINLAND TOPOGRAPHY: PRECIPITATION PRODUCER IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
  By Ivory J. Small

• 99-20
  A COMPOSITE LOOK AT WEATHER SURVEYS: USING SEVERAL WEATHER SURVEYS TO GET AN ESTIMATE OF PUBLIC OPINION
  By Larry Van Bussum, Jr.

• 99-21
  CREATING A SPANISH LANGUAGE WEB PAGE
  By Miguel Miller and Armando Garza

• 99-22
  KYUX WSR-88D RAINFALL ESTIMATES DURING TROPICAL STORM NORA
  By Naeemah Cushmeer

• 99-23
  A CASE STUDY OF THE VARIABILITY OF SNOWFALL IN COMPLEX TERRAIN: 9-10 FEBRUARY 1999
  By Kellie Hansen and Glen Merrill

• 99-24
  THE 1997 SOUTH CENTRAL MONTANA FLOOD SEASON: A RECORD SETTER
  By Sally Springer and Mark Strobin

• 99-25
  REVIEW OF TECHNIQUES TO AID THE FORECASTER IN DIFFERENTIATING AREAS OF FREEZING RAIN AND ICE PELLETS
  By Jeff Johnson

• 99-26
  THE LAS VEGAS FLASH FLOODS OF 8 JULY 1999: A POST EVENT SUMMARY
  By Jesus A. Haro, Harold R. Daley and Kim J. Runk

• 99-27
  THE UTAH WEST DESERT TRAIN TORNADO
  By Steve Vasiloff

• 99-28
  REGRESSION EQUATIONS FOR FORECASTING TEMPERATURES FOR HARDING AND BROADUS, MONTANA
  By David Spector

• 99-29
  INDEX OF 1999 TECHNICAL ATTACHMENTS