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The Use of High Resolution Hourly Forecast
Soundings for the Prediction of Lake Effect Snow by Thomas Niziol and Edward Mahoney,
NOAA/National Weather Service, Buffalo, NY. Presented at the The 13th International Conference on Interactive Information and Processing Systems
(IIPS) for Meteorology, Oceanography, and Hydrology, 2-7 February 1997, Long Beach, California.
BUFKIT: A Software Application Toolkit for Predicting Lake Effect Snow by Edward Mahoney and Thomas Niziol, NOAA/National Weather Service, Buffalo, NY.
Presented at the The 13th International Conference on Interactive Information and Processing Systems (IIPS) for Meteorology, Oceanography, and Hydrology, 2-7 February 1997, Long Beach, California.
Contamination of WSR-88D VAD Winds Due to Bird Migration: A Case Study by Thomas Niziol, NOAA/National Weather Service, Buffalo, NY. Presented at
the 6th Annual Great Lakes Operational Meteorology Workshop, Toronto, Ontario, 17-19 September, 1997.
WSR-88D Analysis of the June 2nd 1998 Severe Weather Outbreak in Western New York by Thomas Niziol, NOAA/National Weather
Service, Buffalo, NY. Presented at the 8th Annual Great Lakes Operational Meteorology Workshop, Ann Arbor, MI . 18-20 August,
1998. A
Climatology of Non-Convective High Wind Events in Western New York State by Thomas
Niziol and Thomas Paone, NOAA/National Weather Service, Buffalo, NY.
NOAA Technical Memorandum - NWS ER-91.
An
Analysis of Satellite-derived Great Lakes Surface Temperatures in Regards to
Model Simulations of Lake Effect Snow by Thomas A. Niziol, NOAA/National
Weather Service, Buffalo, NY. Presented at the AMS 10th Conference on
Mesoscale Processes, Portland, OR, June 2003. A
Brief Analysis of River Flooding Along Major Basins in the
Albany
and
Buffalo
,
NY
WFO
County
Warning Areas
by Jessica Najuch, NOAA/National Weather Service, Buffalo, NY., January, 2004
EL Niño's
Influence on Western New York's Winter Weather by Robert Hamilton,
NOAA/National Weather Service, Buffalo, NY., October 2004
A Sensitivity Study on the NOAA/GLERL Wind Wave Model used in the Graphical Forecast Editor by David Zaff and Keith Jaszka, NOAA/National Weather
Service, Buffalo, NY., November 2008. Abstract and
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