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<br />Kunkel, K. E., S. E. Hollinger, and F. Kogan, 1991: Soil moisture/evaporation/precipitation feedback.
<br />A case study Of the 1988 drought. Proceedings, 10th Conference on Biometeorology and Aerobiology
<br />(Special Session on Hydrometeorology), Salt Lake City, UT, September 10-13, 1991. American
<br />Meteorological Society, Boston, MA, J42-J45.
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<br />No abstract.
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<br />Lamb, D., D. Mitchell, and R. Blumenstein, 1986: Snow chemistry in relation to precipitation growth fonns.
<br />Preprints, Conference on Cloud Physics, Snowmass, CO, September 22-26, 1986. American
<br />Meteorological Society, Boston, MA, Vol. 2, 77-80.
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<br />No abstract.
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<br />Lamb, D., and R. L. Pitter, 1985: Examination of selection mechanisms operating during precipitation fonnation.
<br />Proceedings, 4th WMO Scientific Conference on Weather Modification, A Joint WMO/lAMAP
<br />Symposium, Honolulu, HI, August 12-14, 1985. World Meteorological Organization, GI~neva,
<br />WMOffD-No. 53, 1:41-44.
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<br />No abstract.
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<br />Liao, L., and K. Sassen, 1992: Theoretical investigation of thl~ relationship between ice mass content and
<br />Ka-band radar reflectivity factor. Proceedings, 11th International Conference on Clouds and
<br />Precipitation, Montreal, Canada, August 17-21, 1992. International Commission on Clouds and
<br />Precipitation, International Association of Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics, Innsbmck, Austria,
<br />1005-1008.
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<br />No abstract.
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<br />Liao, L., and K. Sassen, 1991: ~-band radar studies of winter stonns from the 1991 Utah/NOAA Cooperative
<br />Weather Modifieation Program. Final Report, Utah subcontract 91-2017 under NOAA Cooperative
<br />Agreement NA89RAH09090. Department of Meteorology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT,
<br />62 pp.
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<br />No abstract.
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<br />Long, A. B., B. A. Campistron, and A. W. Huggins, 1990: Investigations of a winter mountain stonn in Utah.
<br />Part I: Synoptic analyses, mesoscale kinematics, and water release rates. Journal of the Atmospheric
<br />Sciences, 47:1302-1322.
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<br />A winter stonn passing across the north-south-oriented Tushar Mountains in southwest Utah is
<br />investigated in this multipart paper. This Part I describes the evolving synoptic pattern, mesoscale
<br />kinematics, and calculated water release rates (condensation or deposition) in clouds over the western
<br />upslope part of the mountains. Horizontal mesoscale kinematic variables come from direct application
<br />of Volume Velocity Processing to single C-band Doppler radar data. Water release rates are computed
<br />from updrafts derived from the radar data and from the vertical gradient of saturation mixing ratio
<br />obtained from soundings.
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<br />In Stage I of the stonn, altostratus was present on the leading side of a long-wave trough. Weak
<br />updrafts occurred only at the higher altitudes within the clouds where there was converg,ence and
<br />large-scale synoptically forced lift. Downdrafts as gn:at as -0.6 m S.1 occurred in the lower parts of
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