Structure and energetics of the tropical cyclone, The

October, 1976.Includes bibliographical references (pages 174-180).Sponsored by NOAA(NHEML) 04-6-022-44021.Sponsored by NOAA(NESS) 04-3-158-51.Sponsored by NSF ATM75-01424-A01

Mutual variation of wind, shear and baroclinicity in the cumulus convective atmosphere of the hurricane, The

October 1966.Includes bibliographical references.Sponsored by the National Science Foundation GF-177

Atlantic seasonal hurricane frequency

July 1983.Includes bibliographical references.Sponsored by NSF ATM-8024674.Sponsored by NSF ATM-8214041.Part 1. El Nino and 30mb QBO influences -- Part 2. Forecasting its variability

Feasibility of beneficial hurricane modification by carbon dust seeding

April 1973.Includes bibliographical references.Sponsored by NOAA N-22-65-73(G)

Global view of the origin of tropical disturbances and storms

October 1967.Includes bibliographical references.Sponsored by ESSA E-34-67(G).Sponsored by NSF GF-177

Global view of the upper level outflow patterns associated with tropical cyclone intensity changes during FGGE

October, 1985.Includes bibliographical references.Sponsored by NASA NAG 5-299

Environmental circulations associated with tropical cyclones experiencing fast, slow and looping motion

May, 1982.Includes bibliographical references (pages 110-111).Sponsored by NOAA NA79RAD00002.Sponsored by NSF ATM-7923591

Tropical cyclone motion and surrounding parameter relationships

December 1975.Includes bibliographical references.Sponsored by NOAA 04-5-022-14

Hurricane spawned tornadoes

May 1973.Includes bibliographical references.Partially sponsored by NOAA N22-65-73(G).Partially sponsored by NSF GA-32589X1

Study of tornado proximity data and an observationally derived model of tornado genesis, A

November 1973.Includes bibliographical references.Sponsored by NOAA 04-3-158-51