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TSP-18	A Cloud Cover Climatology for Three Midwestern Cities and a Limited Comparison to Their NDFD Forecasts
	Linda Engebretson, National Weather Service Quad Cities, Davenport, Iowa ____________

TSP-17	HEAT INDEX CLIMATOLOGY FOR THE NORTH-CENTRAL UNITED STATES
	Todd Rieck, National Weather Service La Crosse, Wisconsin ____________

TSP-16	A Winter Weather Climatology for Northern and Central Indiana
	Brian F. O’Hara, National Weather Service Reno, Nevada Julie L. Adolphson, National Weather Service Pleasant Hill/Kansas City, Missouri Sally Pavlow, National Weather Service Indianapolis, Indiana ____________

TSP-15	Wind Chill Climatology for the North-Central United States
	Todd Rieck and Seth Binau, National Weather Service La Crosse, Wisconsin ____________

TSP-14	Dewpoint Temperature Climatology for the Wichita, Kansas Forecast Area
	Mary-Beth Schreck, National Weather Service Wichita, Kansas ____________
TSP-13	Temperature Differences Between the Valley and Ridge Top in the La Crosse, Wisconsin Area
	Jeffrey S. Boyne, National Weather Service La Crosse, Wisconsin ____________
TSP-12	Climate of Riverton, Wyoming
	Paul Skrbac, National Weather Service Office Riverton, Wyoming ____________
TSP-11	This Day in Weather History for southeast Minnesota, northeast Iowa and western Wisconsin
	Todd Rieck and Jeff Boyne, National Weather Service Office La Crosse, Wisconsin ____________
TSP-10	A COMPREHENSIVE SEVERE WEATHER FORECAST CHECKLIST AND REFERENCE GUIDE
	John D. Gordon* and Drew Albert, National Weather Service Office Springfield, Missouri ____________ * Current Affiliation: National Weather Service Office Old Hickory, Tennessee
TSP-09	SIGNIFICANT AND SEVERE WEATHER CLIMATOLOGY FOR THE NORTHERN INDIANA NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE (NWSO) COUNTY WARNING AREA
	Brian F. O'Hara, Julie L. Adolphson, Tom Reaugh, and Ed Holicky, National Weather Service Office North Webster, Indiana _______________ Note: Figures are not available in html format. Request hardcopies through National Technical Information Service, U.S. Department of Commerce, 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, Virginia 22151
TSP-08	NORTH CENTRAL GREAT PLAINS DERECHO PRODUCING MESOSCALE CONVECTIVE SYSTEMS (DMCSs): A FORECASTING PRIMER
	Mace L. Bentley, Climatology Research Lab, The University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia; Thomas L. Mote, School of Aerospace Sciences, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, North Dakota; and Stephen F. Byrd, National Weather Service Forecast Office Omaha/Valley, Nebraska
TSP-06	METWARN: COOPERATIVE FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM
	Treste' Huse, National Weather Service Forecast Office Rapid City, South Dakota; Ralph Teller, USGS District Office Rapid City, South Dakota; and Park Owens, Rapid City-Pennington County Emergency Management Rapid City, South Dakota
TSP-05	HOW NORTHEAST INDIANA AND NORTHWEST OHIO RESIDENTS INTERPRET METEOROLOGICAL TERMINOLOGY AND SERVICES THROUGH NOAA WEATHER RADIO
	Jonathan Racy, National Weather Service Office LaCrosse, Wisconsin ____________ Current Affiliation: Storm Prediction Center, Norman, Oklahoma
TSP-04	LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN CLIMATE
	Todd Rieck, National Weather Service Office LaCrosse, Wisconsin
TSP-03	WSFO CHEYENNE NOW/ZFP FORMAT TEST JULY 29, 1997- JANUARY 31, 1998
	Joseph B. Sullivan, National Weather Service Forecast Office Cheyenne, Wyoming
TSP-02	TOWARD A CLIMATOLOGY OF DENSE FOG AT CHICAGO'S O'HARE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
	Mark Ratzer, National Weather Service Office Chicago/Romeoville, Illinois
TSP-01	COMMUNITY WEATHER INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM (CWIP): A LINK BETWEEN THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AND THE COMMUNITY
	Dan Riddle, Dave Schmidt, Drew Albert, John Gordon, and Bill Davis National Weather Service Office Springfield, Missouri

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