*06-01
To Forecast or Not: LIFR or IFR - Forecasting Fog/Stratus on 20-21 October 2005
Clinton Rockey, WFO Portland, OR

*06-02
An Inside Slider with Very Low Elevation Snow and High Winds in Extreme Southwestern California
Ivory J. Small and Daniel V. Atkin, WFO San Diego, CA

*06-03
A Complex Terrain Induced Heavy Snow Event in Southeast Idaho
Jeffrey R. Hedges and Katie Burtis, WFO Pocatello, ID

*06-04
Frontogenesis, Conditional Symmetric Instability, and Microphysics: A Rare Desert Snow Event
Heather Orow and Stanley Czyzyk, WFO Las Vegas, NV

*06-05
Winter WES Case in Northeastern Montana with Changes in Weather by Elevation
Tanja E. Fransen and Thomas L. Salem Jr, WFO Glasow, MT

*06-06
Instability Enhancement of a Winter Storm
Ron Miller, WFO Spokane, WA

*06-07
A WES Case Analysis of a Columbia Basin Dust Storm
Alan Polan and Jon Mittelstadt, WFO Pendleton, OR

*06-08
An Extended Winter Fog Event in Arizona's Little Colorado River Valley
Robert Bohlin, WFO Flagstaff, AZ

*06-09
Poor GFS Model MOS Performance...Is It Predictable?
Rick Holtz and Dennis Gettman, WFO Medford, OR

*06-10
An Analysis of a Heavy Precipitation Event over Interior South-Central California on November 7-9, 2002
Jeffrey Myers and Larry Greiss, WFO San Joaquin Valley/Hanford, CA

*06-11
Analysis of a Mesoscale High Wind Event in Carson City, Nevada on January 7th, 2006
Jim Fischer, WFO Reno, NV

*06-12
Warm Advection with Interesting Details On December 1st, 2005
Timothy Barker, WFO Boise, ID

*06-13
Critical Lightning Induced Wildfire Patterns for the Western Great Basin
Rhett Milne, WFO Reno, NV

*06-14
Correlating Upper Flow Patterns to Hydrologic Site QPF Using an Archived WES Case
Danny Mercer and Doug McDonnal, WFO Seattle, WA

*06-15
Synoptic Patterns Associated with Flash Floods in Eastern California and Western Nevada
Brian Brong, WFO Reno, NV

*06-16
Use of MatchGuidance – Examples of the Impact of Model Background Choices and MOS Inputs on Wind Forecasts
Greg Martin, NWS WFO San Diego, CA