Cornell-National Weather Service Collaborative Website
Current Office Research and Projects
The elevation-dependence of snowfall in the Appalachian Ridge and Valley Region of Northeast Pennsylvania
Severe convection in scenarios with low-predictive skill - CSTAR V
The utility of considering dual-polarization radar signatures in the tornado warning process
Ensemble variability in rainfall forecasts of Hurricane Irene (2011) - CSTAR V
Follow-up Research from the Ontario Winter Lake Effect Systems Project
Inland extent of Lake Effect Snow - a collaborative project with WFO Albany
More abstracts for the 2016 NWA meeting
Experimental: Lake Effect Check-List
Completed Office Research and Projects
Severe Thunderstorm/Convection
Formal Publications
Conference Abstracts, Recorded Training, and Other Presentations
Flooding
Formal Publications
Conference Abstracts, Recorded Training and Other Presentations
- Abstract: Lessons Learned from the 13-14 May 2014 Flash Flood Event in the Finger Lakes Region of Central New York State
- Moore, Benjamin J., Lance F. Bosart, Daniel Keyser, Michael L. Jurewicz, 2013: Synoptic-Scale Environments of Predecessor Rain Events Occurring East of the Rocky Mountains in Association with Atlantic Basin Tropical Cyclones*. Mon. Wea. Rev., 141, 1022–1047. http://dx.doi.org/10.1175/MWR-D-12-00178.1
- Flash Flood Warning Performance Improvement - Michael L. Jurewicz, Sr. NOAA/National Weather Service, Binghamton, New York at the WFO GYX Spring Workshop May 7, 2012.
- Predecessor Rainfall Events (PRE) in tropical cyclones: results from a recent Northeast U.S. Collaborative Science, Technology, and Research (CSTAR) Project.
- The Historic Heavy Rainfall and Flooding Events of 7-8
September 2011 across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern States, Michael L. Jurewicz, Sr. NOAA/National Weather Service, Binghamton, New York
- A Predecessor Rainfall Event (PRE) Across Sections of the Ohio River Valley Associated with Hurricane Katrina
- Maximum potential precipitable water - development and application for forecasting flash flood potential
- A Study of Predecessor Rainfall Events (PRE) in Advance of Tropical Cyclones
- A Statistical Comparison of the Properties of Flash Flooding and Nonflooding Precipitation Events in Portions of New York and Pennsylvania - Published in Weather and Forecasting - (Results from a COMET project with Cornell University)
- Cool-season Moderate Precipitation Events in the Northeastern United States - A collaboration with SUNY Albany via the CSTAR project. - a pdf file.
- A Preliminary Climatological Analysis Of River Flooding Along Major Central New York River Basins
Winter
Formal Publications
Conference Abstracts, Recorded Training and Other Presentations
Workshops/Local Research Events
NWS Binghamton On-line Local Case Studies
Cases for 2010
- January 03, 2010 Lake Enhanced Snow Storm
- January 25, 2010 Flooding
- February 23-24, 2010 snowstorm
- February 25-26, 2010 snowstorm
- April 08, 2010 Severe Weather
- The June 22, 2010 Bradford County Tornado
- The July 23, 2010 Northeast Pennsylvania Tornado Outbreak
- The September 30-October 1, 2010 Heavy Rain Event
- December 1, 2010 Wind and Rainstorm
- The December 4-9, 2010 Central New York Lake Effect Snowstorm
- Comparison of the December 5 though 8 and December 14 Lake Effect Snow Events
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Last updated: April 21, 2014
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