Equatorial pacific SSTA-related decadal variations of potential predictability of ENSO and interannual climate A. WuD. Hu Pages: 1 - 9
A note on horizontal resolution dependence for monsoon rainfall simulations B. JhaT. N. KrishnamurtiZ. Christides Pages: 11 - 17
An intercomparison of hurricane forecasts using SSM/I and TRMM rain rate algorithm(s) R. T. TibbettsT. N. Krishnamurti Pages: 37 - 49
Improved tropical cyclone track predictions using error recycling K. FraedrichR. MorisonL. M. Leslie Pages: 51 - 56
Hurricane predictability: are there simple linear invariants within these complex nonlinear dynamical systems? L. M. LeslieR. F. Abbey Jr. Pages: 57 - 62
Monsoonal influences on a mesoscale convective systemover midlatitude South Australia G. M. PerrinC. J. C. Reason Pages: 63 - 82
A multi-scale simulation of an extreme downslope windstorm over complex topography J. D. DoyleM. A. Shapiro Pages: 83 - 101
Numerical simulation of a cut-off low over southern Australia L. QiY. WangL. M. Leslie Pages: 103 - 115
Direct verification of forecasts from a very high resolution numerical weather prediction (NWP) model K. L. BattR. P. MorisonM. S. Speer Pages: 117 - 127
Mesoscale simulations of dynamical factors discriminating between a tornado outbreak and non-event over the southeast US Part I: 84–48 hour precursors J. M. EgentowichM. L. KaplanA. J. Riordan Pages: 129 - 157
Mesoscale simulations of dynamical factors discriminating between a tornado outbreak and non-event over the southeast US Part II: 48-6 hour precursors J. M. EgentowichM. L. KaplanA. J. Riordan Pages: 159 - 187
Mesoscale simulations of dynamical factors discriminating between a tornado outbreak and non-event over the southeast US Part III: 6 hour precursors J. M. EgentowichM. L. KaplanA. J. Riordan Pages: 189 - 215
