- Vorticity Budget in Developing Typhoon Nuri (2008)1
- A New Model of the Madden-Julian Oscillation David J. Raymond
- Rotating Convective Disturbances in David J. Raymond
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- Please cite this article in press as: Marn, J.C., et al., Assessment of global numerical models in the East Pacific as evidenced from EPIC2001 project. Dyn. Atmos. Oceans
- Moisture Modes and the Madden-Julian Oscillation David J. Raymond
- Instability and Large Scale Circulations in a Two-Column Model of the Tropical
- Case Studies of Developing East Pacific Easterly Waves
- 700-850 hPa 125
- A Theory for the Spinup of Tropical Depressions David J. Raymond, Sharon Sessions, and eljka Fuchs
- Testing a Cumulus Parameterization With a Cumulus Ensemble Model in Weak Temperature Gradient Mode
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- Large-Scale Modes of a Non-Rotating Atmosphere with Water Vapor and Cloud-Radiation Feedbacks
- Nonlinear Balance and Potential Vorticity Thinking at Large Rossby Number
- Tropical Cyclogenesis and Gross Moist David J. Raymond
- Theory-Based MJO Diagnostics David J. Raymond, Sharon Sessions, Carlos Lpez Carrillo
- Vorticity Budget a in Developing Tropical David J. Raymond and Carlos Lpez Carrillo
- Convective Quasi-Equilibrium Reconsidered David J. Raymond and Michael J. Herman
- Evolution of Convection During Tropical Cyclogenesis
- DRAFT Python for Science DRAFT David J. Raymond
- JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH, VOL. ???, XXXX, DOI:10.1029/, Multiple equilibria in a cloud resolving model using1
- Thermodynamics of Tropical Cyclogenesis in the Northwest Pacific D. J. Raymond, S. L. Sessions, and C. Lpez Carrillo
- Nonlinear Balance on an Equatorial David J. Raymond
- Frictional Convergence, Atmospheric Convection, and David J. Raymond and Michael J. Herman
