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Central Region Applied Research Papers
A Study on the Warning Efficiency at the National Weather Service Foreast Office in Indianapolis, Indiana While Using WDSS by Kristina Holthouse, National Weather Service Office, Indianapolis, Indiana
The Climatology of Severe Thunderstorm and Flash Flooding Events in the Central Illinois County Warning Area by Mark Britt, National Weather Service Office, Lincoln, Illinois
Clear Air Radar and Automated Surface Observations of a Long Lived Gust Front by Jeffrey A. Chapman and Ronald T. Holmes, National Weather Service Forecast Office, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
The Hydrological and Surface Observation Quality Control Process at NWSO Central Illinois by Mark F. Britt, Thomas N. Frieders, Christopher W. Geelhart, Billy R. Ousley, National Weather Service Office, Lincoln (Central), Illinois and Arno Perlow, National Weather Service Forecast Office, St. Louis, Missouri
The Utility of Probability of Severe Hail (POSH) in the Warning Process at NWSFO Topeka by Kyle Weisser and Scott Dergan, National Weather Service Forecast Office, Topeka, Kansas
An Example of Using WSR-88D Base Spectrum Width Data to Confirm Weak Tornadic Development by Mark T. Buller and Scott A. Mentzer, National Weather Service Office, Goodland, Kansas
Unifying the Wind Chill Advisory and Warning Thresholds for the NWSO Goodland Public Service Area by Michael Vojtesak, National Weather Service Office, Goodland, Kansas
