Steenburgh, Jim - Department of Atmospheric Sciences, University of Utah

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Steenburgh, Jim - Department of Atmospheric Sciences, University of Utah

Life Cycle and Mesoscale Frontal Structure of an Intermountain Cyclone
Influences of the Sierra Nevada on Intermountain Cold-Front Evolution Gregory L. West
Multi-Reanalysis Climatology of Intermountain Cyclones MATTHEW E. JEGLUM AND W. JAMES STEENBURGH
Multi-Reanalysis Climatology of Intermountain Cyclones Matthew E. Jeglum and W. James Steenburgh
Bridging the Gap between Operations and Research to Improve Weather Prediction in Mountainous Regions
Snow-to-liquid ratio variability and prediction at a high-elevation site in Utah's Wasatch Mountains
MOUNTAIN WEATHER PREDICTION: PHENOMENOLOGICAL CHALLENGES AND FORECAST METHODOLOGY
AFFILIATIONS: Steenburgh and alcott--Department of Meteorology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah
1018 VOLUME 18W E A T H E R A N D F O R E C A S T I N G 2003 American Meteorological Society
High-Resolution Coupled Climate Runoff Simulations of Seasonal Snowfall over Colorado: A Process Study of Current and Warmer Climate
16 JANUARY 2004| THE MAP ROOM
Episodic Dust Events of Utah's Wasatch Front and Adjoining Region3 W. JAMES STEENBURGH AND JEFFREY D. MASSEY5
Contributions of Lake-Effect Periods to the Cool-Season Hydroclimate of the Great Salt Lake Basin
Great Salt Lake-Effect Precipitation: Observed Frequency, Characteristics and Associated