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2. The Synoptic and Mesoscale Evolution Accompanying the 2018 Camp Fire of Northern California
3. Improving Simulations of Warm Rain in a Bulk Microphysics Scheme
4. SUBSEASONAL WEATHER PREDICTION IN A GLOBAL CONVECTION-PERMITTING MODEL
5. The Quinault Blowdown : A Microscale Wind Event Driven by a Mountain-Wave Rotor
6. An Evaluation of Simulated Precipitation Characteristics during OLYMPEX
7. THE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES OF 8–9 OCTOBER 2017 : The Role of a Major Downslope Wind Event
8. The Pacific Northwest Heat Wave of 25–30 June 2021: Synoptic/Mesoscale Conditions and Climate Perspective.
9. THE OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS EXPERIMENT (OLYMPEX)
10. Changes in the Climatology, Structure, and Seasonality of Northeast Pacific Atmospheric Rivers in CMIP5 Climate Simulations
11. The Sensitivity of Orographic Precipitation to Flow Direction : An Idealized Modeling Approach
12. The influence of soil moisture on the historic 2021 Pacific Northwest heatwave
13. The Influence of Regional Meteorology on Carbon Emissions from California Wildfires
14. Projected Changes in Heat Extremes and Associated Synoptic- and Mesoscale Conditions over the Northwest United States
15. Projected Changes in Western U.S. Large-Scale Summer Synoptic Circulations and Variability in CMIP5 Models
16. The Relationship between Northeast Pacific Sea Surface Temperatures, Synoptic Evolution, and Surface Air Temperatures over the Pacific Northwest
17. Hydroclimatic Conditions Preceding the March 2014 Oso Landslide
18. Synoptic Control of Cross-Barrier Precipitation Ratios for the Cascade Mountains
19. Changes in Winter Atmospheric Rivers along the North American West Coast in CMIP5 Climate Models
20. Estimates of Twenty-First-Century Flood Risk in the Pacific Northwest Based on Regional Climate Model Simulations
21. SURFACE PRESSURE OBSERVATIONS FROM SMARTPHONES : A Potential Revolution for High-Resolution Weather Prediction?
22. A Comparison of Mesoscale Pressure Features Observed with Smartphones and Conventional Observations
23. ESTABLISHING CLOSER COLLABORATION TO IMPROVE MODEL PHYSICS FOR SHORT-RANGE FORECASTS
24. NOWCASTING : The Promise of New Technologies of Communication, Modeling, and Observation
25. Extreme Precipitation over the West Coast of North America : Is There a Trend?
26. A New Look at Snowpack Trends in the Cascade Mountains
27. PROBCAST : A Web-Based Portal to Mesoscale Probabilistic Forecasts
28. A High-Resolution Climate Model for the U.S. Pacific Northwest : Mesoscale Feedbacks and Local Responses to Climate Change
29. Fueling the Flames: The 2018 Camp Fire of Northern California
30. THE UNCOORDINATED GIANT : Why U.S. Weather Research and Prediction Are Not Achieving Their Potential
31. IMPROVEMENT OF MICROPHYSICAL PARAMETERIZATION THROUGH OBSERVATIONAL VERIFICATION EXPERIMENT
32. REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL PREDICTION OVER THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
33. DOES INCREASING HORIZONTAL RESOLUTION PRODUCE MORE SKILLFUL FORECASTS? : The Results of Two Years of Real-Time Numerical Weather Prediction over the Pacific Northwest
34. The September 2020 Wildfires over the Pacific Northwest
35. Bias Correction, Anonymization, and Analysis of Smartphone Pressure Observations Using Machine Learning and Multi-Resolution Kriging
36. An Evaluation of a High-Resolution Hydrometeorological Modeling System for Prediction of a Cool-Season Flood Event in a Coastal Mountainous Watershed
37. The Limitations of the WSR-88D Radar Network for Quantitative Precipitation Measurement over the Coastal Western United States
38. Volcanic Dust, Sunspots, and Temperature Trends
39. The Influence of Wildfire Smoke on Cloud Microphysics during the September 2020 Pacific Northwest Wildfires
40. Convection–Kelvin Wave Coupling in a Global Convection-Permitting Model
41. Regional Real-Time Numerical Weather Prediction : Current Status and Future Potential
42. The Coastal Observation and Simulation with Topography (COAST) Experiment
43. Are We Graduating Too Many Atmospheric Scientists?
44. The uncoordinated giant: why the U.S weather research and prediction are not achieving their potential
45. The 13-14 December 2001 IMPROVE-2 event. Part II: comparisons of MM5 model simulations of clouds and precipitation with observations
46. The 13-14 December 2001 IMPROVE-2 event. Part I: synoptic and mesoscale evolution and comparison with a mesoscale model simulation
47. The 13-14 December 2001 IMPROVE-2 event. Part III: simulated microphysical budgets and sensitivity studies
48. The Impacts of Horizontal Grid Spacing and Cumulus Parameterization on Subseasonal Prediction in a Global Convection-Permitting Model
49. The Strong, Dry Winds of Central and Northern California: Climatology and Synoptic Evolution
50. The Mesoscale Response to Global Warming over the Pacific Northwest Evaluated Using a Regional Climate Model Ensemble.
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