Profiler training manual #4 : subjective uses of wind profiler data in cool season analysis and forecasting

Brian F. Jewett; Brady, Raymond H.

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Profiler training manual #4 : subjective uses of wind profiler data in cool season analysis and forecasting

1989
By Brian F. Jewett ; Brady, Raymond H.

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Subjective uses of wind profiler data in cool season analysis and forecasting: profiler training manual #4
Personal Author:

Brian F. Jewett ; Brady, Raymond H.
Corporate Authors:

Program for Regional Observing and Forecasting Services (U.S.) ; United States. National Weather Service. Office of Meteorology.
NOAA Program & Office:

NWS (National Weather Service) ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
Description:

In this manual we will show and subjectively interpret hourly-interval, time-height cross sections of wind profiler data as well as constant-height data plots from several sites, to demonstrate the known capabilities of profiler data in cool-season forecasting. As will be seen, the primary value of profiler data is their use in complementing other forecast information, including traditional surface and upper-air analyses as well as satellite and radar data.
Keywords:

Doppler Radar Evaluation Handbooks, Manuals, Etc. Long-range Weather Forecasting Winds Aloft Doppler Radar Handbooks, Manuals, Etc. Long-range Weather Forecasting Winds Aloft
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Manuals & Handbooks
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United States
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