COMET Web-Based Case Studies are a collection of meteorological data for specific events. They include WSR-88D radar, GOES-8 or 10 satellite data, NCEP model data, Family of Services text data, upper-air and profiler data, and any contributed data sets. These case studies are being used in National Weather Service Offices and university classrooms across the United States.

Available Web-Based Severe Weather Cases

	Bow Echo Over Paducah, Kentucky 05 May 1996		Chicago Flood and Oakfield F5 Tornado 17-19 July 1996		Southeast US Severe Weather 26-27 May 1997
	Gravity Waves 27-28 March 1994		Southern California Floods and Florida Tornadoes 22-24 February 1998		Moberly, Missouri Tornado 04 July 1995
	Desert Southwest Severe Weather 7-8 August 1997		Upper Midwest Severe Weather 30 May - 01 June 1998		Oklahoma City Tornado 03 May 1999
	Northeast US Severe Weather 02-03 June 1998		Winter Severe Weather 08-11 November 1998		Salt Lake City Tornado and Long Island Flash Flood 11 August 1999
	Southern Louisiana Tornadoes 01 January 1999		Fort Worth Tornado 28 March 2000		Null-event: Central Plains Severe Weather 18 April 2000
	Missouri Severe Weather 21 May 2000		New Jersey Flood 12 August 2000		Birmingham Tornado 08 August 1998
	Iowa Bow Echo 29 June 1998		Southern California Severe Weather 2 September 1998		Northern Great Plains Tornado Outbreak 10 April 2001
	Fall 2002 Tornado Outbreak 10-11 November 2002

Additional Information

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Obtaining and Using COMET Case Study Data including help on Tape Procedures

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Last Updated: 1 April 2003

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