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  • Proposals (5/8/08): All 2008 funds have been expended, and we do not anticipate having more funding until early next year. If you've started a proposal already, you may go ahead and submit it; we will hold it until we have funds. Please contact the Outreach Program Manager, Vickie Johnson, if you have any questions.

What's New?

Cooperative Projects
There are no new Cooperative Projects at this time.

Partners Projects
Title (click links for more information) Abstract/Final Report University
The development of an extreme cold warning system for newborn calves Click to view Miami, University of
Meteorological conditions surrounding two Florida tornadoes and implications for future forecasting Click to view South Florida, University of
A study of WRF capabilities in resolving temperature inversions in Alaska and Montana Click to view Alaska - Fairbanks, University of
Better understanding of NEXRAD Level II reflectivity using a network of four double-gauge platforms in a single radar cell Click to view Texas at San Antonio, University of
Improving the prediction of the rapid mesoscale transition from heavy rainfall to blizzard conditions in complex terrain Click to view Desert Research Institute
Remote sensing techniques for soil moisture monitoring Click to view George Mason University
Anchorage Alaska significant snowfall events associated with low pressure centers in Prince William Sound Click to view Alaska - Anchorage, University of
Investigating the HEC-HMS model for watershed-scale flood prediction in the Des Moines Weather Forecast Office region Click to view Iowa State University
Variations in thunderstorm interactions with Lake Erie Click to view Illinois, University of

What's Final?

Cooperative Projects
There are no recently completed Cooperative Projects at this time.

Partners Projects
Title (click links for more information) Abstract/Final Report University
Variability of the influence of convection on conveyor belts: Development of conceptual models and forecast methodologies Click to view Central Michigan University
Improving our understanding of heavy rainfall events in south central Texas and the Texas Hill country Click to view Missouri-Columbia, University of
Towards development of a rapid response local wave model for the Melbourne, Florida, National Weather Service Forecast office Click to view Hydrologic Research Center

 
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