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Central Region Applied Research Papers
Seasonal Water Discharge Prediction: Wyoming River Basins by Christopher N. Jones, National Weather Service Office, Paducah, Kentucky
Comparison of Automated Surface Observation System (ASOS) to Standard Aviation Observation (SAO) for Temperature and Dew Point at Evansville Indiana Weather Service Office by Gregory Lamberty, National Weather Service Office, Paducah, Kentucky
A Summer Severity Index For Goodland Kansas by Victor J. Nouhan, National Weather Service Office, Goodland, Kansas
New Conversion Table for Snowfall to Estimated Meltwater: Is It Appropriate in the High Plains? by John P. Kyle, National Weather Service Forecast Office, Cheyenne, Wyoming and Douglas A. Wesley, UCAR/COMET, Boulder, Colorado
Central Iowa Dew Point Comparison-DEWPEX by Kimberly Schafer and Jennifer Stark, National Weather Service Forecast Office, Des Moines, Iowa
A Study on the Relationship Between Cape, Storm-Relative Helicity and Tornadoes in Michigan by Michael S. Evans, National Weather Service Forecast Office, Detroit/Pontiac, Michigan
An Examination of the Central Plains Blizzard of 24 March 1996 Using Observed Data and Eta Gridded Model Output by William Barlow, National Weather Service Forecast Office, Topeka, Kansas
A Comprehensive Winter Weather Forecast Checklist by John D. Gordon, National Weather Service Office, Springfield, Missouri
Re-analysis of the Gridded Model Output to Forecast the South Dakota Heavy Snow Event of March 4, 1995 by Scott M. Reiter and Troy D. Kleffman, National Weather Service Office, Aberdeen, South Dakota
A Forecast Overview of the 26 January 1996 Blizzard Across Eastern Iowa and Northwest Illinois Using PCGRIDDS and Non-Standard Forecast Techniques by Todd E. Holsten and Tim Hendricks, National Weather Service, Davenport, Iowa