2003 WESTERN REGION TA LITES

• 03-01
  An Examination of the 4 December 2001 Snow Event Using the Weather Event Simulator (WES)
  Michael Staudenmaier, WFO Flagstaff, AZ

• 03-02
  Predicting High Winds in Livingston, Montana – A Weather Event Simulation
  Donald Moore, WFO Billings, MT

• 03-03
  Mount Shasta Area Heavy Snow Event for the Weather Event Simulator
  Dennis D. Gettman, WFO Medford, OR

• 03-04
  The 14 December 2000 Winter Storm in the Inland Northwest - A Weather Event Simulation
  Ron Miller, WFO Spokane, WA

• 03-05
  24 November 2001 Snow Event Using the Weather Event Simulator (WES)
  Mel K. Nordquist, WFO Eureka CA

• 03-06
  Analysis of the February 7, 2002 Wind Storm Using the Weather Event Simulator (WES)
  Ira Kosovitz and Tyree Wilde, WFO Portland, OR

• 03-07
  A Central Montana Mesoscale Snow Event For The Weather Event Simulator (WES)
  Joe Villani, WFO Great Falls, MT

• 03-08
  A WES Simulation of the Extreme Santa Ana Wind Event of 6-7 January 2003
  Ivory J. Small and Daniel V. Atkin, WFO San Diego, CA

• 03-09
  Analysis of a Winter Storm Using the Weather Event Simulator (WES)
  Dean Hazen, WFO Pocatello, ID

• 03-10
  Using the Weather Event Simulator (WES) as a Training Tool for Predicting High Winds in the Lee of the Sierra Nevada
  Rhett Milne, WFO Reno, NV

• 03-11
  Using the WES To Mitigate Model Difficulties in Forecasting the Movement of an Arctic Front through Western Montana
  Gene Petrescu, WFO Missoula, MT

• 03-12
  The 20 January 2002 Winter Storm in the Treasure Valley - A Weather Event Simulation
  Timothy Barker, WFO Boise, ID

• 03-13
  An Examination of an Intense Land-Falling Narrow Cold Frontal Rainband Using the Weather Event Simulator (WES)
  Warren Blier, WFO Monterey (San Francisco Bay Area), CA

• 03-14
  The 12 February 2003 Rain Event in Clark County, NV - A Weather Event Simulation
  Stan Czyzyk, WFO Las Vegas, NV

• 03-15
  Evaluation of KHNX WSR-88D Storm-Relative Velocity Products During a Tornadic Thunderstorm
  Jeffrey Nesmith, WFO San Joaquin Valley, CA

• 03-16
  An Examination of the 12-14 March 2002 Utah Winter Storm Using the Weather Event Simulator
  Mark Jackson, WFO Salt Lake City, UT

• 03-17
  WES Exercise - Western Washington Windstorms
  Doug McDonnal and Brad Colman, WFO Seattle, WA

• 03-18
  Using the WES to Examine The High Wind Event of February 11, 2002
  Theodore F. Jamba III, WFO Glasgow, MT

• 03-19
  December 17-18, 2002 Winter Storm, Southeast Arizona - A WES Case
  Jim Meyer and Erik Pytlak, WFO Tucson, AZ

• 03-20
  Dense Fog over South-Central Arizona on 9 January 2003 and the UPS Radiation Fog Paper
  Doug Green, WFO Phoenix, AZ

• 03-21
  A Cold Spring Storm Producing Severe Weather and Heavy Snowfall in Northern California
  Scott Cunningham and Alex Tardy, WFO Sacramento, CA

• 03-22
  Southern California Wind Event 9-10 February 2003 - A WES Case Study
  David Danielson, WFO Los Angeles, CA

• 03-23
  A WES Case Study of the July 14, 2002 Arizona Severe Thunderstorm Outbreak in Southeast Arizona
  Erik Pytlak, WFO Tucson, AZ

• 03-24
  Analysis of the June 28-29 2001 Severe Weather Event in Southeast Montana Using the WES
  Donald Moore, WFO Billings, MT

• 03-25
  Nocturnal Thunderstorm Redevelopment Under Synoptic Scale Destabilization in the Northern Sacramento Valley
  Scott Cunningham and Alexander Tardy, WFO Sacramento, CA

• 03-26
  Analysis of Convection over Northeast Nevada on May 13, 2003 Using the Weather Event Simulator
  Steven L. Apfel, WFO Elko, NV

• 03-27
  Analysis of a Severe Thunderstorm Event in Western Oregon Using the Weather Event Simulator (WES)
  Danny Mercer, WFO Portland, OR

• 03-28
  Analysis of the July 13th, 2002 Severe Weather Event in Western Montana Using the Weather Event Simulator (WES)
  Gene Petrescu, WFO Missoula, MT

• 03-29
  WES Case for 8 June 2002 with Elevated Thunderstorms
  Andrew Kleinsasser, WFO Glasgow, MT

• 03-30
  An Examination of a Stratus Surge Along the Central California Coast Using the Weather Event Simulator (WES)
  Wilfred Pi and Warren Blier, WFO Monterey, CA

• 03-31
  Anticipating Flash Floods Under Benign Synoptic Patterns - A WES Study
  Bryan Henry and Joe Solomon, WFO Pendelton, OR

• 03-32
  A WES Examination of the Environment of the 10-11 September 2002 Severe Weather Outbreak
  Mike Staudenmaier, Jr., WFO Flagstaff, AZ

• 03-33
  An Analysis of the July 8, 1999 Las Vegas Valley Flash Flood Event Using the Weather Event Simulator (WES)
  Stan Czyzyk, WFO Las Vegas, NV

• 03-34
  The November 10, 2002 Tennessee Tornadoes: A Spring WES Drill for Forecasters at WFO Salt Lake City, Utah
  Mark Jackson, WFO Salt Lake City, UT

• 03-35
  Central Montana Supercell Event 08 July 2002 - A WES Study
  Joe Villani, WFO Great Falls, MT

• 03-36
  A Case of Dry Lightning?
  Dennis Gettman, Medford, OR

• 03-37
  An Elevated Supercell on 19 May 2002 - A Weather Event Simulation
  Ron Miller, WFO Spokane, WA

• 03-38
  Treasure Valley Idaho Severe Convection - A WES Study
  Timothy Barker, WFO Boise, ID

• 03-39
  Analysis of an F0 Tornado Using the Weather Event Simulator
  Ken Simosko and Jeff Hedges, WFO Pocatello, ID

• 03-40
  Use of Local Analysis and Prediction System (LAPS) During a High Buoyancy/Low Shear Severe Tunderstorm Outbreak in the Central California Interior
  David Spector, WFO San Joaquin Valley, CA

• 03-41
  A Threshold Convective Event May 23, 2003 - A WES Case Study
  Jim Fischer, WFO Reno, NV

• 03-42
  A WES Simulation of the Interaction Between a Trough in the Westerlies and Monsoon Flow Leading to Flash Flooding in Southern California
  Ivory J. Small, WFO San Diego, CA

• 03-43
  Examining the Dry Lightning Event of 23 August 1999 for Northwest California
  Ross Van Til, WFO Eureka, CA

• 03-44
  An Investigation of the Puget Sound Convergence Zone Using WES
  Doug McDonnal and Brad Colman, WFO Seattle, WA

• 03-45
  Labor Day Weekend 2002: An Exercise Involving Flash Flood and Lightning Potential Forecasts, "The Curve Fire"
  David Danielson, WFO Los Angeles, CA

• 03-46
  Severe Weather Outbreak in the Phoenix AZ Area on 14 July 2002 - A WES Case
  Doug Green, WFO Phoenix, AZ

• 03-47
  26 December 2002 Beartooth Mountain Snow Event
  Donald Moore, WFO Billings, MT

• 03-48
  An Analysis of the December 16, 2002 Grapevine Wind Event - A WES Case
  Mark Burger, WFO San Joaquin Valley, Hanford, CA

• 03-49
  An Examination of the 25-26 February 2003 Snow Event - A Weather Event Simulation
  Mike Staudenmaier, Jr., WFO Flagstaff, AZ

• 03-50
  A Widespread High Wind Event in Central Montana - Using the Weather Event Simulator
  Ken Pomeroy, WFO Great Falls, MT

• 03-51
  13-14 March 2003 High Wind Event with Embedded Severe Convection
  John J. Brost and Brett Lutz, WFO Eureka, CA

• 03-52
  An Examination of the 3-4 December 2002 Fort Peck Lake Effect Snow Event for the Weather Event Simulator (WES)
  Ruth Ann Ebert, WFO Glasgow, MT

• 03-53
  Analysis of a Heavy Snow Event over East Central Nevada on November 1, 2003 Using the Weather Event Simulator
  Steven L. Apfel and Brandon Peloquin, WFO Elko, NV

• 03-54
  Utilizing Medium Range Ensemble Forecasts (MREF) in the Forecast Process: Application of MREF to the October 26, 2003 Forecast Period
  Stan Czyzyk, WFO Las Vegas, NV

• 03-55
  Analysis of the November 11, 2003 Convective Snow Banding Event in Western Montana Using the Weather Event Simulator
  Gene Petrescu, WFO MIssoula, MT

• 03-56
  Examination of a Cool Season Monterey Bay Area Severe Weather Event Using the Weather Event Simulator
  Warren Blier, WFO Monterey (San Francisco Bay Area), CA

• 03-57
  A Review of the South Oregon Coast Wind Event of February 7, 2002 - A WES Case
  Mike Stavish and Dan Weygand, WFO Medford, OR

• 03-58
  Analysis of the 2nd February 2003 Utah Winter Storm: A Forecast Drill Using the Weather Event Simulator (WES)
  Mark Jackson, WFO Salt Lake City, UT