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Local Studies

2008
January 3-6, 2008 Storm Summary/Case Study
Jeffrey Lewitsky, Arlena Moses, and Robert Ruehl
The December 1-4, 2007 Storm Event over Northwest California
Jeffrey Lewitsky, Arlena Moses, Jeff Tonkin, and Mel Nordquist

2007
The September 22-23, 2006 Offshore Flow Event over Northwestern California
Eric Lau and Mel Nordquist
The Northwest California Severe Convection Episode of August 7, 2006 - A Weather Event Simulator (WES)
Case
Mark Burger

2005
Elevated Convection over Northwest California
Eric Lau and Mel Nordquist

2004
A Forecast and Analysis of Severe Thunderstorms over Northwest California on 4 August 2003
Stan Rose
A Squall Line Event on October 26, 2004 Over Northwest California
Stan Rose and Mel Nordquist

2003
24 November 2001 Snow Event Using the Weather Event Simulator (WES)
Mel K. Nordquist
Examining the Dry Lightning Event of 23 August 1999 for Northwest California
Ross Van Til
13-14 March 2003 High Wind Event with Embedded Severe Convection
John J. Brost and Brett Lutz

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