Use of LFM data in PE-based max/min forecast equations

Dallavalle, J. Paul (Joseph Paul); Hammons, Gordon A. (Gordon Arthur)

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Use of LFM data in PE-based max/min forecast equations

1976
By Dallavalle, J. Paul (Joseph Paul) ; Hammons, Gordon A. (Gordon Arthur)
Series: TDL office note 76-14

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Personal Author:

Dallavalle, J. Paul (Joseph Paul) ; Hammons, Gordon A. (Gordon Arthur)
Corporate Authors:

United States, National Weather Service., Techniques Development Laboratory,
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NWS (National Weather Service)
Content Notes:

J. Paul Dallavalle and Gordon A. Hammons.

Title from cover.

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Includes bibliographical references (page 4).
Keywords:

Atmospheric Temperature Forecasting Verification Weather Forecasting Atmospheric Temperature Weather Forecasting
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TDL office note 76-14
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Miscellaneous
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