collection of reports on extended forecasting research
By: U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Contributors: Allen, Roger A.; Norton, Horace W.; Weiss, Leonard L.; Johnson, Charles B.; Gentry, Robert C.; Dorsey, Herbert G., Jr.; Gentry, Robert C.; Norton, Horace W.; Brier, Glenn W. 1913-; United States. Weather Bureau.
Series: Research paper -- no. 2-4, no. 7-11.; Research paper (United States. Weather Bureau) -- no. 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11.
Publisher: U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau, Forecast Research Division
Published: 1944
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Subjects: United States. -- Weather Bureau.; Weather forecasting -- United States.; Weather forecasting -- Research -- United States.; Meteorology -- United States.; Atmospheric temperature -- Measurement.; Atmospheric pressure -- Measurement.; Fronts (Meteorology)
Notes: Cover title.

"January 1944."

"Restricted" [Stamped with: "Declassified"].

Mimeograph.
Table of contents: value: no. 2. A project to test the potential usefulness of pressure patterns for forecasting / by Horace W. Norton, Glenn W. Brier, and Roger A. Allen; value: no. 3. Preliminary report on duration of stormy periods at selected locations / by Leonard L. Weiss; value: no. 4. Some relationships between five-day mean surface maps and their component daily maps / by Charles B. Johnson; value: no. 7. Formation of new moving centers south of deep lows, (preliminary report) / by Robert C. Gentry; value: no. 8. An investigation of a trajectory method for forecasting flow patterns at the ten thousand foot level / by Herbert G. Dorsey, Jr., and Glenn W. Brier; value: no. 9. Preliminary report on stagnant highs over Greeneland, Iceland and England, and over the Bering Sea and Alaska in July and August / by Robert C. Gentry and Leonard L. Weiss; value: no. 10. Persistence in London temperatures / by Horace W. Norton and Glenn W. Brier; value: no. 11. Skill in selecting the "best" forecast / by Glenn W. Brier.