Mesoscale Meteorology in Midlatitudes is finally available from Wiley (it’s also available from Amazon.com and probably some other distributors as well). We are grateful to the support of many who have bug-tested it in their classrooms. As with any first edition, there are bound to be some minor glitches (some introduced by us, some by the typesetter, and some even after we had reviewed the proofs). A list of known bugs (updated fairly regularly) is available here: Errata If you believe that you may have discovered a new bug (please first verify that we are not already aware of it by downloading the file above), we would be forever grateful if you could report the issue by clicking here. I’ve been analyzing the Goshen Co., Wyoming, supercell intercepted by VORTEX2 since the beginning of 2010. I’ve placed some recent talks, some manuscript drafts, and some grids here.

Mesoscale Meteorology in Midlatitudes is finally available from Wiley (it’s also available from Amazon.com and probably some other distributors as well). We are grateful to the support of many who have bug-tested it in their classrooms.

As with any first edition, there are bound to be some minor glitches (some introduced by us, some by the typesetter, and some even after we had reviewed the proofs). A list of known bugs (updated fairly regularly) is available here: Errata

If you believe that you may have discovered a new bug (please first verify that we are not already aware of it by downloading the file above), we would be forever grateful if you could report the issue by clicking here.

I’ve been analyzing the Goshen Co., Wyoming, supercell intercepted by VORTEX2 since the beginning of 2010. I’ve placed some recent talks, some manuscript drafts, and some grids here.