WSR-88D observations of conditional symmetric instability snowbands over central Pennsylvania

Grumm, Richard H.; Forbes, Gregory S. (Gregory Stanley), 1950-

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Grumm, Richard H. ; Forbes, Gregory S. (Gregory Stanley), 1950-

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"The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate how the WSR-88D was able to identify mesoscale precipitation bands, how these radar data and standard observational and model data can then be used to improve short term forecasts, and how the operational meteorologist can anticipate both band foramtion and orientation"--Introduction.
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Richard H. Grumm, Gregory Forbes.

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Forecasting Radar Meteorology Remote Sensing Research Snow Synoptic Meteorology Weather Forecasting Winter Storms
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Eastern Region technical attachment (National Weather Service (U.S.)) ; no. 1994-12B
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Pennsylvania
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