CIPS Winter Weather Analog Guidance
For information on this product please see the methodology guide below. The methodology that creates this page focuses on heavy snow
associated with winter storms. At times, the current methodology can be successful at capturing analogs for other weather events but it was
not optimized for this. In the future we plan on using similar methodologies to analog other weather events, see the "Coming Soon" section below.
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Domain update times are located here.
Current Regions:
Midwest 1
 Domain East Coast 1
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Midwest 1 Domain East Coast 1 Domain
Midwest 2
 Domain East Coast 2
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Midwest 2 Domain East Coast 2 Domain
Papers and Presentations:
2009 AMS Weather and Forecasting Preprint [pdf]
2009 National Weather Association Oral Presentation - 20 October 2009 [ppt]
Caribou, ME Winter Weather Workshop Presentation - 21 October 2009 [ppt]
2009 National Weather Association Poster Presentation - 22 October 2009 [pdf]
Coming Soon:
- Movable mesoscale domains.
- Case studies utilizing the analog guidance.
Recent Updates:
- Major page changes: 26 October 2009
For any questions or suggestions regarding the CIPS Winter Weather Analog Webpage please contact gravelle[at]eas[dot]slu[dot]edu.
Last updated: 14:07 GMT 26 October 2009 · Cooperative Institute for Precipitation Systems · Saint Louis University · gravelle[at]eas[dot]slu[dot]edu