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	Other Case Studies of Interest
	In our efforts to make the COMET case studies available on the WWW, we have found many case studies developed by NWS offices, universities, and government agencies available on the Web. The purpose of providing this information is to promote the free and open exchange of case studies and data references within the hydro- meteorological community. We will list the case studies we find. Please let us know if you have developed any case studies, or know of any case study material, that we are not linked to.

Community Contributed Cases

• Florida Fire Weather
  The wildfires that occurred in late spring and early summer of 1998 in the state of Florida were unprecedented in scale and impact on the state.

NWS pages

• SOO Training Resource Center
  A wide array of regions and topics, many with training exercises.
• NWSFO Lake Charles, LA
  Tornado Outbreak Across Southeast Texas and Southern Louisiana: January 1-2, 1999.
• NWSFO San Francisco, CA.
  California Flood Episodes and El Nino/La Nina related phenomena.
• NWSFO Pueblo, CO
  Front Range Blizzard:October, 1997.
• NWSFO Chicago, IL
  Heat Waves, Tornados, Lightning, Snow events, Elevated Convection.
• NWSFO Louisville, KY
  
  • Enhancing Radar Interpretation and Warning Skills Through Analysis of a Severe MCS Event in Kentucky
    
  • Heavy Snow Climatology Across Kentucky and S. Indiana (1982-1996)
    
• NWSFO Jackson, MS
  Severe Weather and Supercell Development, Tropical Cyclones, Snowstorms.
• NWS Rapid City, SD
  High Wind Events, Tornados, Snowstorms, Supercell Development, Floods.
• NWSFO State College, PA
  Winter Storms, Lake Effect Snows, Convective and Frontal Rain Episodes, Frontogenesis, Tornados, Derechos.
• NWSFO Wakefield County, VA
  Winter Weather Case Studies.
• NWS Austin/San Antonio Scientific Presentations and Case Studies
  Various Events Occurring in South Central Texas.
• NWSFO Birmingham, AL
  
  • April 8th, 1998 Tornado Outbreak.
  • Alabama Gravity Wave, Feb 22, 1998, Mesoscale Forecast Challenge
  • Comparison of VIL, Rotational Velocity & Storm Top in Two Tornadic Supercells
  • Analysis and Comments on March 1998 Wedge Event
• NWS Southern Region Technical Attachments
  A Myriad of Topics Covered in Depth.
• NWS Office of Meteorology
  Hurricanes, Tornados, Floods.
• Listings and Links for NWS Publications and Research
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Case studies of existing COMET cases

• Case 001: Storm of the Century
  NCDC
  University of Hawaii
  Florida State University
• Case 003: Hurricane Erin
  Florida State University
• Case 008: California Floods
  USGS
• Case 011: Ft. Collins Flood
  Colorado State University
  CIRA-Colorado State University
• Case 016: Moberly, Missouri Tornado
  Colorado State University
• Case 018: Spencer, SD Tornado and MN -> NY Derecho
  Sioux Falls NWS
  National Weather Service
  University of Oklahoma
  National Severe Storms Laboratory
  Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies
• Case 019: Oklahoma City Tornado
  National Severe Storms Laboratory
  Doppler on Wheels
  Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies
  Sam Barricklow's List of Weather Events
• Case 020: Hurricane Floyd
  USGS North Carolina Stream Gauge Data Retrieval
  USGS Hurricane response page (Floyd)
  FSL-Floyd's effect on ACARS and RAOB's
  NWS/OM Floyd Discussion
  NASA/GSFC SEAWiFS imagery and analysis of Floyd's runoff.
  NCDC
• Case 022: Northeast US Severe Weather
  NWSFO Baltimore/Washington
• Case 024: East Coast Explosive Cyclogenesis
  NCDC
• Case 025: Salt Lake City Tornado/Long Island Flash Flood
  Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies
  University of Utah
  University of Nebraska

University pages

• University of Georgia
  Nebraska Tornado Study: May 21, 1995.
• CIMSS/UW-Madison
  GOES Gallery Representing Significant Weather Events from 1994 to Present.
• CIRA's Virtual Lab
  Tornados, Hurricanes, and Lake Effect Snow.
• University of Washington
  Midwest Cold Season Synoptic Storm: October 17-18, 1996.
• University of Illinois-Urbana
  Blizzards, Hurricanes, Large Scale Weather Disasters.

Other Agencies

• Sea Breeze Circulations
  Sea Breeze Circulations near New York City and Model Results.
• NCDC Technical Reports
  Variety of Significant Weather Events 1993-1997.
• Data Buoy Cooperation Panel
  Model Runs Incorporating Buoy Data for Numerical Weather Prediction.

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