LSC - AMS & NWA
The 31st Annual Northeastern Storm Conference Presentations

                                                 


Friday, March 10, 2006

Friday Night Icebreaker

Dr. Kevin Kloesel, Director of Outreach, Oklahoma Climatological Survey

Condemned to Repeat It: Becoming a Student of Service Assessments and Natural Disaster Survey Reports
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint) | Presentation (PDF)

Saturday, March 11, 2006

Session 1a: Wins Room

Lance F. Bosart, SUNY Albany
The Small-Scale New England Coastal Bomb of 9 December 2005: A Near-Miss Hurricane Zeta?
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)

Heather Archambault, SUNY Albany
Cool-Season Regime Transition and Its Impact on Precipitation in the Northeast
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Nicholas D. Metz, SUNY Albany
An Examination of Three Derecho Events and MCS Interactions During the First Week of July 2003 Concurrent With BAMEX
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Eric p. Kelsey, SUNY Albany
Super Typhoon Dale(1996): A Remarkable Storm from Birth through Extratropical Transition to Explosive Reintensification that Impacted the Tropics, Midlatitudes, and the Arctic
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Session 1b: Daily Double Room
Jason Shafer, Lyndon State College
Climatology of Strong Cold Fronts Over the Western United States
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Alan K. Betts, Atmospheric Research
Radiative Control on the Diurnal Temperature Range and the Strength of the Nocturnal Boundary Layer
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)

John S. Quinlan, NWS Albany, NY
GIS Applications in Meteorology and Hydrology
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Shawn M. Milrad, McGill University
Dynamical and Precipitation Structures of Transitioning Tropical Cyclones in Eastern Canada, 1979-2005
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)

Session 2a: Wins Room

Alan F. Srock, SUNY Albany
Heavy Rainfall Due to Coastal Frontogenesis and Cold-Air Damming Induced by a Landfalling Tropical Storm
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)

Neil F. Laird, Hobart & William Smith Colleges
A Radar Study of New York State Finger Lakes Snow Band Events
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Alicia C. Wasula, Hudson Valley Community College
The Diurnal Variation of Synoptic Scale Structure of Cool Season Tornado Episodes in the Southeast United States
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)

Thomas A. Wasula, NWS Albany
The Thanksgiving 2004 Severe Weather Event across Upstate New York and New England
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Session 2b: Daily Double Room
John W. Cannon, NWS Gray, ME
Northern New England Coastal Flooding
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Kirk Apffel, NWS Gray, ME
An Analysis of Numerical Weather Prediction Model bias in Northeasterly Winds in the Gulf of Maine
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Tom Galarneau, SUNY Albany
Ridge Rollers: Mesoscale Disturbances on the Periphery of Closed Anticyclones
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Eyad Atallah, McGill University
Obtaining NWP model IC's from Total Column Ozone Data
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Session 3a: Wins Room
Keith Wagner, SUNY Albany
Cool-Season Moderate Precipitation Events in the Northeastern United States
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Paul J. Croft and Michael G. Stroz, Kean University
Preliminary Synoptic Climatology of Cool Season Severe Weather (2000-2005) for the Philadelphia National Weather Service County Warning Area and Vicinity
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
John Goff, NWS Burlington, VT
Multi-Year Examination of Dense Fog at Burlington International Airport
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Session 3b: Daily Double Room
Matthew D. Greenstein, SUNY Albany
Mesoscale Structure of Precipitation Regions in Northeast Winter Storms
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Andrew M. Way, College of St. Rose
The Late-Summer Microclimate of Great Bear Lake as Obsreved from a Small Island
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Christopher Thuman, SUNY Oswego
The Effects of a Significant Heat Island on Two Small Cities in New York
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Session 4: Daily Double Room
Andrew M. Way, College of St. Rose
Atmospheric Circulation Patterns of Extreme Lightning Events in the Mackenzie River Basin
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Scott Steiger, SUNY Oswego
Total Lightning Signatures of Super Cell Thunderstorm Intensity
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Jim Brewster, NWS Binghamton, NY
Application of the Winteryime Instability Index(WINDEX) During Two Significant Snow Squall Events in Central New York and New England
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)

Banquet Dinner

Speaker: Dr. Kerry Emanuel, Professor of Meteorology, MIT

Hurricanes and Climate Change
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)

Sunday, March 12, 2006

Session 5: Daily Double Room
Jessica Cox, McGill University
Snow to Liquid Water Equivalent in Canada: Climatology and Forecasting
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Gregory Garner, Plymouth State University
Meteorological and Hydrological Aspects of the Columbus Day Weekend 2005 Flooding Event in Chesire County New Hampshire
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Stephen O'Clair, Plymouth State University (Presentation NA)
Snow Versus Rain in Concord, NH: An Investigation of Critical Thickness and Other Criteria
Abstract (PDF)
Session 6: Wins Room
Richard P. Giard, Plymouth State University
A Comparison of the Record-Setting 2005 Atlantic Hurricane Season with the Extremely Active 1995 Season
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)
Jonathan Arielle Forest Byrne, Consulting Meteorologist
The Evolution of Hybrid Cyclones In the North Atlantic Basin
Abstract (PDF)
Andrew N. Loconto, Plymouth State University
An Updated Convective Wind Climatology at Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Air Force Station
Abstract (PDF) | Presentation (PowerPoint)

Updated 02/24/06