Areas of Showers and Thunderstorms to Start the Work Week

Areas of rain and thunderstorms are forecast Monday across the central and eastern states. Some mixed rain and snow is possible in the high Sierra Mountains. Heavy to excessive rain may bring flooding in the central Appalachians. Read More >

2007 WESTERN REGION TA LITES

07-01
The September 22-23, 2006 Offshore Flow Event over Northwestern California
Eric Lau and Mel Nordquist, WFO Eureka CA

07-02
Using Standard Anomaly and Ensemble Data to Support Forecast Confidence of an Extreme Wind Event in the Pacific Northwest on December 14-15, 2006
Mike Stavish, WFO Medford OR

07-03
FAA SLC Air Traffic Control Tower, NWS SLC WFO, and Southwest Airlines Collaborate on Aviation Discussion Guidelines
Mark Struthwolf, WFO Salt Lake City, UT; Garth Harris, FAA SLC ATCT; Rick Curtis, Southwest Airlines

07-04
The Northwest California Severe Convection Episode of August 7, 2006 - A Weather Event Simulator (WES) Case
Mark Burger, WFO Eureka, CA

07-05
Environment Favorable for a Rare Tornado in Northern Montana 13 June 2006
David Bernhardt, WFO Great Falls, MT

07-06
The Topanga Fire: A Dramatic Response to Topography, Fuels, and Critical Fire Weather Conditions
Richard Thompson, WFO Los Angeles/Oxnard, CA

07-07
Anomalous Timing of Rainfall at Tucson International Airport During July 2006
John R. Glueck, WFO Tucson, AZ

07-08
El Nino and La Nina Episodes and Their Impact on the Weather in Interior Central California
Chris Stachelski, WFO San Joaquin Valley, CA

07-09
Climatology and Reanalysis: A Case Study to Demonstrate Important Tools in the Forecast Process
Corey A. Bogel, WFO Glasgow, MT

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