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Title: Some Characteristics of Upside-Down Storms in the Northern Sierra Nevada, California-Nevada, USA: Date: 2016-10-02; Authors: Benjamin Hatchett, Michael L. Kaplan, Susan Burak; Description: Upside-down storms (UDSs) are winter precipitation events where temperature increases with time. We postulate that all mid-winter increases in streamf...; Object ID: ISSW16_P4.03.pdf; Keywords: upside-down storm, snow level, snow hydrology, atmospheric river; View additional details about Some Characteristics of Upside-Down Storms in the Northern Sierra Nevada, California-Nevada, USA

Title: Atmospheric Rivers and Large Avalanche Events in Slide Canyon, Utah, USA: Date: 2016-10-02; Authors: Matthew C. Primomo; Description: An atmospheric river (AR) is a narrow and long atmospheric structure that is responsible for the majority of horizontal water vapor transport outside ...; Object ID: ISSW16_P4.19.pdf; Keywords: atmospheric river, integrated vapor transport, large avalanche, orographic, precipitation; View additional details about Atmospheric Rivers and Large Avalanche Events in Slide Canyon, Utah, USA

Title: Geographic Distribution of Pollutants to the Colorado Rocky Mountains; A Comparison of Snowpack and National Atmospheric Deposition Program Data: Date: 1998; Authors: Kristi Heuer, Kathy Tonnessen, George Ingersoll; Description: Concern about atmospheric deposition and its effects on natural resources has lead to extensive air quality monitoring. The National Atmospheric Depos...; Object ID: issw-1998-253.pdf; Keywords: precipitation, snowpack, pollutant; View additional details about Geographic Distribution of Pollutants to the Colorado Rocky Mountains; A Comparison of Snowpack and National Atmospheric Deposition Program Data

Title: The Broken River Avalanche of August 1992; Craigieburn Range, New Zealand: Date: 1992; Authors: Ian Owens, Peter Weir; Description: The Broken River avalanche resulted from a combination of factors typical of New Zealand weather conditions, especially in the intermontane areas - c...; Object ID: issw-1992-335-341.pdf; Keywords: starting zone, triggering, wind speed, precipiation; View additional details about The Broken River Avalanche of August 1992; Craigieburn Range, New Zealand