Winter Weather Resources

[donsutherland1]

The following are some posts that contain information that is useful to forecasting, understanding, and learning about winter, snowfall, seasonal forecasting, and winter weather history. This represents an attempt to pull together some of these Storm2K posts for ready access. Periodically, I'll update this list.

If others have suggestions, please let me know by posting in this thread, as it is a first effort.

--Don

<b>Forecasting:</b>
<b>Comparing Various Factors and Major East Coast Snowstorms</b>
<b>Conditional Symmetric Instability</b>
<b>The 'Double EE Rule'</b>
<b>Evolution toward Weak El Nino Conditions Continues</b>
<b>Guide to making accurate snowfall forecasts</b>
<b>Kelvin Wave</b>
<b>The NAO: What is the NAO and How Does It Affect Us?</b>
<b>New December QBO Value Out--Rapidly Increasing West</b>
<b>Q&A with Keith Allen</b>
<b>RNS' and Erica's Winter Outlook</b>
<b>The Timing of the QBO's Reversal</b>

<b>Historical Weather/Climate:</b>
<b>The Blizzard of '96: A Storm to Remember</b>
<b>The Blizzard of November 26-27, 1898</b>
<b>Early Weather in Southeast Texas</b>
<b>Icestorms: Carolina Stats (1950-1999)</b>
<b>While the fierce cold intensifies</b> (three extreme Arctic outbreaks)
<b>White Christmas in North Africa</b>

[Dave C]

Florida Guys discussion about forecasting snowfall would be an excellant addition.

[donsutherland1]

Dave,

It's on there. It's a fabulous discussion. I absolutely agree with you. FLguy has taken a fairly complex subject and made it very reader-friendly.

[Stephanie]

Great list so far Don!