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SHORT-TERM FORECASTS OF LEFT-MOVING SUPERCELLS FROM AN Short-term Forecasts of Left-Moving Supercells from an Experimental Warn-on-Forecast System THOMAS A. JONES Cooperative Institute for Mesoscale Meteorological Studies, University of Oklahoma, Norman,

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EXPERIENCES OF SMITHVILLE, MISSISSIPPI RESIDENTS WITH … Experiences of Smithville, Mississippi Residents with the 27 April 2011 Tornado Volume 36 Number 2 ~ December 2012 95 it is still not recommended, especially in the Southeast BASELINE CLIMATOLOGY OF SOUNDING DERIVED PARAMETERS Volume 28 December 2004 15 Table 1.Summary of measures of wind shear from previous research Author Depth NameJDefinition Units Marwitz (1972a,b) Surface to 4 km MSL Subcloud layer shear NATIONAL WEATHER ASSOCIATIONABOUT NWASEAL OF APPROVALMEETING & EVENTSNEWS & EVENTSNWA HISTORYNWA ADVOCACY NOAA’s National Weather Service (NWS) wants you to be prepared for hazardous weather year-round. The aim of the National Seasonal Safety Campaign is to build a Weather-Ready Nation, one that is prepared for extreme weather, water, and climate events. LEARN MORE.

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The NWA 46th Annual Meeting, scheduled for August 21-25, 2021, will be a hybrid event. Both in-person (at the Hyatt Regency in Tulsa, Oklahoma) and virtual options will be offered. The NWA will be using Whova as the virtual platform for content delivery. The Annual Meeting Steering Committee is working hard to make this event a fantastic TV & RADIO SEAL HOLDERS NATIONAL WEATHER ASSOCIATION WEATHERCASTER SEALS OF APPROVAL The National Weather Association Weathercaster Seal of Approval program began in 1982 to promote quality weather broadcasting. The Seal certification number format (yymm###) includes the last two digits of the approval year and two digits for the approval month followed by a successive number (numbers began HOW CONVECTION-ALLOWING MODELS HAVE CHANGED OUR WORLD How Convection-Allowing Models Have Changed Our World -Gail Hartfield For operational forecasters, and particularly for those issuing and/or communicating severe weather watches and warnings, the proliferation of convection-allowing models (CAMs) in recent years has been nothing short of game-changing. For decades, forecasters had to rely on very coarse temporal and spatial resolution WEATHER THEORY FOR PILOTS ON-LINE COURSE Weather Theory for Pilots On-line Course Weather Theory for Pilots is an interactive program designed to help General Aviation pilots better understand and apply weather theory and technologies to their flying activities. Although, specifically intended for new or low-time pilots, blocks and modules provide those without formal recurrent programs with refresher training in fundamental weather PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS OF DUAL-POLARIZATION WEATHER Kumjian NWA Journal of Operational Meteorology 20 November 2013 ISSN 2325-6184, Vol. 1, No. 19 228 polarization or polarimetric2 radars. Dual-polarization WSR UNDERSTANDING EMERGENCY MANAGER FORECAST USE IN SEVERE ISSN 2325-6184, Vol. 6, No. 9 97 Ernst et al. NWA Journal of Operational Meteorology 20 December 2018 Demuth et al. (2012) for two Miami EMs in tropical weather events. Similarly, Donner (2008) found

that

SHORT-TERM FORECASTS OF LEFT-MOVING SUPERCELLS FROM AN Short-term Forecasts of Left-Moving Supercells from an Experimental Warn-on-Forecast System THOMAS A. JONES Cooperative Institute for Mesoscale Meteorological Studies, University of Oklahoma, Norman,

Oklahoma

EXPERIENCES OF SMITHVILLE, MISSISSIPPI RESIDENTS WITH … Experiences of Smithville, Mississippi Residents with the 27 April 2011 Tornado Volume 36 Number 2 ~ December 2012 95 it is still not recommended, especially in the Southeast BASELINE CLIMATOLOGY OF SOUNDING DERIVED PARAMETERS Volume 28 December 2004 15 Table 1.Summary of measures of wind shear from previous research Author Depth NameJDefinition Units Marwitz (1972a,b) Surface to 4 km MSL Subcloud layer shear HOW CONVECTION-ALLOWING MODELS HAVE CHANGED OUR WORLD How Convection-Allowing Models Have Changed Our World-Gail Hartfield. For operational forecasters, and particularly for those issuing and/or communicating severe weather watches and warnings, the proliferation of convection-allowing models (CAMs) in recent years has been nothing short of game-changing. IN MEMORIAM: ROBERT H. JOHNS 1942 Robert H. Johns 1942 – 2020 by Steven J. Weiss, Larry F. Wilson and Roger Edwards Robert H. (Bob) Johns, an NWA charter member and a preeminent severe local storms forecaster and researcher, passed away on October 26, 2020, four days before his 78th birthday. He worked for more than 30 years at the NWS Storm Prediction Center (SPC) in Norman, Oklahoma, and Continue Reading

SEAL OF APPROVAL

The application process to earn an NWA Television/Radio Seal of Approval or an NWA Digital Seal is detailed in the document. Additionally, recertification qualifications and display procedures for NWA Seals of Approval are provided. Note: Early Career 1-5 Members are also eligible to apply for the Seal. For more information, contact

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NWA 2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS National Weather Association NWA Directors and Officers for 2020 NWA members voted to approve Amended and Restated Bylaws in the fall of 2018. The Council became the Board of Directors. All elected members are considered directors for the year/years noted. Non-officer directors were formerly called councilors or a student councilor. Officers PRESIDENT: Todd Lericos (Director 2019-2021) NOAA AVIATION METEOROLOGY Internet Weather Courses Sponsored by the Aviation Meteorology Committee Weather Theory for Pilots Weather Theory for Pilots is an interactive program designed to help General Aviation pilots better understand and apply weather theory and technologies to their flying activities. Although, specifically intended for new or low-time pilots, modules provide those without formal recurrent programs NEW SEAL HOLDER: REBECCA KOPELMAN Congratulations to our newest Seal holder: Rebecca Kopelman of KGAN-TV in Cedar Rapids, Iowa! Q: What sparked your interest in meteorology? A: I grew up in Florida and went through the '04-'05 hurricane seasons. I became fascinated with tropical weather and closely tracked hurricanes Katrina and Wilma as a kid. I initially wanted to be a hurricane hunter, but my Continue Reading INDICES OF VIOLENT TORNADO ENVIRONMENTS National Weather Association, Electronic Journal of Operational Meteorology, 2010-EJ6 Corresponding Author Address: Ariel Cohen, National Weather Service, Jackson, Mississippi 234 Weather Service Drive, Flowood, MS 39232 E-Mail: Ariel.Cohen@noaa.gov Indices of Violent Tornado Environments PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS OF DUAL-POLARIZATION WEATHER Kumjian NWA Journal of Operational Meteorology 20 November 2013 ISSN 2325-6184, Vol. 1, No. 21 266 Figure 1.Four-panel display of the fields of (a) Z H, (b) Z DR, (c) CC or ρ hv, and (d) Φ DP from the dual-polarization WSR-88D radar in BASELINE CLIMATOLOGY OF SOUNDING DERIVED PARAMETERS Volume 28 December 2004 15 Table 1.Summary of measures of wind shear from previous research Author Depth NameJDefinition Units Marwitz (1972a,b) Surface to 4 km MSL Subcloud layer shear VERIFICATION OF NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SPOT FORECASTS Nauslar et al. NWA Journal of Operational Meteorology 23 February 2016 ISSN 2325-6184, Vol. 4, No. 4 48 Table 1.Total number of spot forecasts issued each year and number of spot forecasts issued within 50 km of an atmospheric sounding. HOW CONVECTION-ALLOWING MODELS HAVE CHANGED OUR WORLD How Convection-Allowing Models Have Changed Our World-Gail Hartfield. For operational forecasters, and particularly for those issuing and/or communicating severe weather watches and warnings, the proliferation of convection-allowing models (CAMs) in recent years has been nothing short of game-changing.

ELECTRONIC JOURNAL

Important Announcement The NWA Council has approved the merger of the NWA Digest and NWA EJOM into an all-electronic journal called the Journal of Operational Meteorology (JOM). The JOM description and author guidelines are now available here. SEARCH THE NWA EJOM AVIATION METEOROLOGY Internet Weather Courses Sponsored by the Aviation Meteorology Committee Weather Theory for Pilots Weather Theory for Pilots is an interactive program designed to help General Aviation pilots better understand and apply weather theory and technologies to their flying activities. Although, specifically intended for new or low-time pilots, modules provide those without formal recurrent programs WEATHER THEORY FOR PILOTS ON-LINE COURSE Weather Theory for Pilots On-line Course Weather Theory for Pilots is an interactive program designed to help General Aviation pilots better understand and apply weather theory and technologies to their flying activities. Although, specifically intended for new or low-time pilots, blocks and modules provide those without formal recurrent programs with refresher training in fundamental weather EVALUATION OF APPROACHES TO IDENTIFYING HAIL DAMAGE TO Bell and Molthan NWA Journal of Operational Meteorology 2 August 2016 ISSN 2325-6184, Vol. 4, No. 11 143 leaving several hail-damage swaths across the land-scape. Parker et A SYNOPTIC AND MESOSCALE ANALYSIS OF HEAVY RAINFALL AT ISSN 2325-6184, Vol. 5, No. 7 80 Curtis, M.B. NWA Journal of Operational Meteorology 15 June 2017 and Rapid Refresh (RAP13) analysis (Benjamin et al 2016) were used to examine synoptic and

mesoscale

SHORT-TERM FORECASTS OF LEFT-MOVING SUPERCELLS FROM AN ISSN 2325-6184, Vol. 5, No. 13 162 Jones and Nixon NWA Journal of Operational Meteorology 5 September 2017 However, tornadoes also have been shown to occur with left-moving supercells under ideal

circumstances

BASELINE CLIMATOLOGY OF SOUNDING DERIVED PARAMETERS Volume 28 December 2004 15 Table 1.Summary of measures of wind shear from previous research Author Depth NameJDefinition Units Marwitz (1972a,b) Surface to 4 km MSL Subcloud layer shear JOURNAL OF OPERATIONAL METEOROLOGY ARTICLE Vitale et al. NWA Journal of Operational Meteorology 21 April 2015 ISSN 2325-6184, Vol. 3, No. 7 73 Upper Figure 5.Radar cross section from KLBB at 1137 UTC 4 NATIONAL WEATHER DIGEST THE SATELLITE WEATHER … 1-National Weather Digest THE SATELLITE WEATHER INFORMATION SYSTEM (SWIS) PROGRAM by Michael T. Sikorski (1), and Michael T. Young (2) NOAA-National Weather Service, HOW CONVECTION-ALLOWING MODELS HAVE CHANGED OUR WORLD How Convection-Allowing Models Have Changed Our World-Gail Hartfield. For operational forecasters, and particularly for those issuing and/or communicating severe weather watches and warnings, the proliferation of convection-allowing models (CAMs) in recent years has been nothing short of game-changing.

ELECTRONIC JOURNAL

Important Announcement The NWA Council has approved the merger of the NWA Digest and NWA EJOM into an all-electronic journal called the Journal of Operational Meteorology (JOM). The JOM description and author guidelines are now available here. SEARCH THE NWA EJOM AVIATION METEOROLOGY Internet Weather Courses Sponsored by the Aviation Meteorology Committee Weather Theory for Pilots Weather Theory for Pilots is an interactive program designed to help General Aviation pilots better understand and apply weather theory and technologies to their flying activities. Although, specifically intended for new or low-time pilots, modules provide those without formal recurrent programs WEATHER THEORY FOR PILOTS ON-LINE COURSE Weather Theory for Pilots On-line Course Weather Theory for Pilots is an interactive program designed to help General Aviation pilots better understand and apply weather theory and technologies to their flying activities. Although, specifically intended for new or low-time pilots, blocks and modules provide those without formal recurrent programs with refresher training in fundamental weather EVALUATION OF APPROACHES TO IDENTIFYING HAIL DAMAGE TO Bell and Molthan NWA Journal of Operational Meteorology 2 August 2016 ISSN 2325-6184, Vol. 4, No. 11 143 leaving several hail-damage swaths across the land-scape. Parker et A SYNOPTIC AND MESOSCALE ANALYSIS OF HEAVY RAINFALL AT ISSN 2325-6184, Vol. 5, No. 7 80 Curtis, M.B. NWA Journal of Operational Meteorology 15 June 2017 and Rapid Refresh (RAP13) analysis (Benjamin et al 2016) were used to examine synoptic and

mesoscale

SHORT-TERM FORECASTS OF LEFT-MOVING SUPERCELLS FROM AN ISSN 2325-6184, Vol. 5, No. 13 162 Jones and Nixon NWA Journal of Operational Meteorology 5 September 2017 However, tornadoes also have been shown to occur with left-moving supercells under ideal

circumstances

BASELINE CLIMATOLOGY OF SOUNDING DERIVED PARAMETERS Volume 28 December 2004 15 Table 1.Summary of measures of wind shear from previous research Author Depth NameJDefinition Units Marwitz (1972a,b) Surface to 4 km MSL Subcloud layer shear JOURNAL OF OPERATIONAL METEOROLOGY ARTICLE Vitale et al. NWA Journal of Operational Meteorology 21 April 2015 ISSN 2325-6184, Vol. 3, No. 7 73 Upper Figure 5.Radar cross section from KLBB at 1137 UTC 4 NATIONAL WEATHER DIGEST THE SATELLITE WEATHER … 1-National Weather Digest THE SATELLITE WEATHER INFORMATION SYSTEM (SWIS) PROGRAM by Michael T. Sikorski (1), and Michael T. Young (2) NOAA-National Weather Service, NATIONAL WEATHER ASSOCIATION Summer Weather Safety. NOAA’s National Weather Service (NWS) wants you to be prepared for hazardous weather year-round. The aim of the National Seasonal Safety Campaign is to build a Weather-Ready Nation, one that is prepared for extreme weather, water, and climate events. IN MEMORIAM: ROBERT H. JOHNS 1942 Robert H. Johns 1942 – 2020 by Steven J. Weiss, Larry F. Wilson and Roger Edwards Robert H. (Bob) Johns, an NWA charter member and a preeminent severe local storms forecaster and researcher, passed away on October 26, 2020, four days before his 78th birthday. He worked for more than 30 years at the NWS Storm Prediction Center (SPC) in Norman, Oklahoma, and Continue Reading

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The Annual Meeting Steering Committee is working hard to make this event a fantastic experience for both in-person and virtual attendees. While details regarding the schedule, full agenda, and registration prices are still being worked on, here is what we do know at this

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Do you have questions about the NWA Seal of Approval? Email nicole (at) nwas.org. Qualifications & Procedures. The Qualifications and Procedures document provides information on the purpose and composition of the NWA Broadcast Meteorology Committee. THE DAVID SANKEY MINORITY SCHOLARSHIP IN METEOROLOGY To increase diversity and the number of students from underrepresented ethnic groups pursuing studies in meteorology, the National Weather Association Council developed the David Sankey Minority Scholarship fund in 2002. The Scholarship was first awarded in 2003, and was transferred to the National Weather Association Foundation on 2017. About David Sankey: DAVID A. SANKEY (1946-2000) was a SHORT-TERM FORECASTS OF LEFT-MOVING SUPERCELLS FROM AN ISSN 2325-6184, Vol. 5, No. 13 162 Jones and Nixon NWA Journal of Operational Meteorology 5 September 2017 However, tornadoes also have been shown to occur with left-moving supercells under ideal

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A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT: April President's Message: May 5, 1989 Like many others in our field, I can point to a single day as the genesis of my career in weather. I had always enjoyed the weather and watching storms roll by, but that Friday night was different. A series of storms produced tornadoes across Georgia, the Carolinas, and Virginia, including one in my hometown of Clemmons, NC, and another, stronger tornado just up the road in Winston-Salem. I was just a little older than my oldest daughter is today, and I remember being scared — and worrying about our two outdoor cats — as we sheltered in the basement as the storms blew by. Other than a few loose objects being thrown around outside, we had no physical damage. (And our cats were fine.) I, on the other hand, spent the next couple of days being fairly jumpy at anything the sky did that wasn’t severe clear, but after the nerves settled, I realized I was

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