Case Study 25"Salt
Lake City Tornado and Long Island Flash Floods"
11 August 1999
References
Observations of a mountain tornado (Nuss, W.A.) Monthly Weather Review, 114(1): 233-237, Jan., 1986.
Thunderstorm-producing terrain features (Schaaf, C.B., et al.) American Meteorological Society, Boston, Bulletin, 69(3): 272-277, March, 1988.
Relations of kinematics, microphysics, and electrification in an isolated mountain thunderstorm (Ziegler, C.L., et al.) Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, Boston, 43(19: 2098-2114, Oct. 1, 1986.
On the nowcasting of mountain-generated thunderstorm systems (Banta, R.M., et al.) IN: International Symposium on Nowcasting, 2nd, Norrkoping, Sweden, Sept. 3-7, 1984, Nowcasting II: Mesoscale observations and very-short-range weather forecasting: Proceedings, Noordwijk, Netherlands, ESA Scientific & Technical Publications Branch, 1984, p. 9-13.
Possibilities of thunderstorm prediction in high mountains (Steinacker, R.) Wetter und Leben, Vienna, 29(3): 150-156, 1977.
Intense, quasi-steady thunderstorm over mountainous terrain, Pt. 4, Three-dimensional numerical simulation (Tripoli, G.J., Et al.) Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, Boston, 43(9): 894-912, May 1, 1986.
Effects of terrain distribution on summer thunderstorm activity at Reno, Nevada (Hill, C.D.) IN: United States. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Weather Service, Salt Lake City, Utah, Technical Memorandum (NOAA TM NWS WR-156) July, 1980.