The January 2-3, 2006 and October 25, 2005 Elevation Snowstorms
Mike Evans
Index of Slides
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The January 2-3, 2006 and October 25, 2005 Elevation Snowstorms
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Overview
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Outline – Compare and Contrast these two events
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500 mb and surface pressure patterns
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700 mb heights and relative humidity
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700 mb heights, temperatures and frontogenesis
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Isentropic Charts
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January 2-3, 2006 Snowfall
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October 25, 2005 Snowfall
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BGM observations – 1/3/2006
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ELM Observations 1/3/2006
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BGM Observations 10/25/2005
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ELM Observations 10/25/2006
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Summary
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What factors caused the cooling / lowering snow levels?
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Surface Plot – Jan 2, 2006 21z
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Surface Plot – Oct 25, 2005 17z
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Time Height Charts – temperature advection and temperature
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Time Height Charts – omega and temperature
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The Melting Effect as a Factor in Precipitation Type Forecasting – WAF 2000
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Conceptual Model
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RUC ELM BUFKIT Soundings 20z, 00z and 04z – Jan 2-3, 2006
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NAM ELM BUFKIT Soundings – 20z, 00z, 04z Jan 2-3, 2006
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RUC BGM BUFKIT Soundings – 16z, 20z, 00z - Oct 25-26, 2005
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NAM BGM BUFKIT Soundings – 16z, 20z, 00z, 10/25-26, 2005
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Summary of model soundings
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WSR-88D reflectivity and observations – snow in the hills, rain in the valleys
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October 25th and January 3rd - Similarities
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October 25 and January 3rd - Differences
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