WMOD00317 ‎(2)‎

• Title: A Comparison of the Potential of Cloud Seeding to Enhance Mountain Snowpack in Colorado During Dry, Normal and Wet Winters
• Date: 1/1/1983
• State: CO
• Weather Modification - Doc Type: Report

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TABLES

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Drainage basi.ns and snowcourses used in this
study.

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Percent of long-te:rm maximum spring snowcourse
water content for 13 winters for selected
snowcourses ~,i thin drainage basins in mountainous
sub-regions of Colorado.

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Correlations of percent of long-term maximum
spring snowcourse water content for mountainous
sub-regions of Colorado.

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Percent of long-term maximum spr ing snowcourse
water content ranked from lowest to highest
for mountainous sub-regions of Colorado.

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Percent of long-term maximum spring snowcourse
water content for rnountainous sub-regions of
Colorado in 1.977 and 1981.

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Correlations and p-values for the number of
storms and seedable events and long-term
maximum spring snO\>JCourse water content for
mountainous sub-recJions of Colorado.

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Correlation coefficients between seasonally
summed model-determined contributions and maximum
spring snowcourse ~iater content.

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Average number of seedable events per winter for
dry, normal and wet winters for mountainous
sub-regions of Colorado.

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