The  use of model output statistics (MOS) to estimate daily maximum temperatures

Annett, John R.; Glahn, Harry R.; Lowry, Dale Andrew

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The use of model output statistics (MOS) to estimate daily maximum temperatures

1972
By Annett, John R. ; Glahn, Harry R. ; Lowry, Dale Andrew
Series: NOAA technical memorandum NWS TDL ; 45

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Annett, John R. ; Glahn, Harry R. ; Lowry, Dale Andrew

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A statistical method for objectively producing forecasts of daily maximum temperatures from numerical model output has been developed within the Techniques Development Laboratory (TDL). The screening-regression technique is used to relate maximum temperature observations to variables forecast by two existing numerical models, the TDL Subsynoptic Advection Model (SAM) and the National Meteorological Center (NMC) Primitive Equation (PE) Model.
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John R. Annett, Harry R. Glahn, and Dale A. Lowry.

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Forecasting Mathematical Models Temperature Temperature Measurements
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NOAA technical memorandum NWS TDL ; 45
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