Synoptic Control of Cross-Barrier Precipitation Ratios for the Cascade Mountains
@inproceedings{Mass2015SynopticCO, title={Synoptic Control of Cross-Barrier Precipitation Ratios for the Cascade Mountains}, author={Clifford F. Mass and Neal P. Johnson and Michael Dennis Warner and Ricardito Vargas}, year={2015} }
AbstractThis paper examines the synoptic control of precipitation contrasts across the Cascade Mountains of Washington State during the cool season. The average hourly precipitation for three stations on the western and eastern sides of the barrier is calculated, and composite synoptic conditions are determined for situations when precipitation is greater over the eastern slopes, similar precipitation falls on both sides, moderately greater precipitation falls on the western side, and… CONTINUE READING
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