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1 Climate-Weather Presentation For Climate Modeling 11 September 2015

2 500 hPa Heights JulyJanuary 1948-2000[meters]

3 500 hPa Heights August1948-2000[meters]

4 September1948-2000[meters]

5 Sea-Level Pressure 1979-1995 [hPa] 1979-1995 [hPa] JulyJanuary

6 Sea-Level Pressure 1979-1995 [hPa] 1979-1995 [hPa]

7 Sea-Level Pressure 1979-1995 [hPa] 1979-1995 [hPa]

8 850 hPa wind (contours - U speed) 1979-1995 [m/s] 1979-1995 [m/s] JulyJanuary

9 850 hPa wind (contours - U speed) 1979-1995 [m/s] 1979-1995 [m/s]

10 850 hPa wind (contours - U speed) 1979-1995 [m/s] 1979-1995 [m/s]

11 Surface Air Temp. 1971-1999 [˚C] 1971-1999 [˚C]

12 Surface Air Temp. August 1971-1999 [˚C] 20˚C = 68˚F

13 Surface Air Temp. August 1971-1999 [˚C] 20˚C = 68˚F

14 Precipitation 1970-1999 [mm/day] 1970-1999 [mm/day]

15 500 hPa Heights 8 Sept. 2015 00 UTC [meters]

16 500 hPa Heights 9 Sept. 2015 00 UTC [meters]

17 500 hPa Heights 10 Sept. 2015 00 UTC [meters]

18 Alaska – Forecasted Hazards 10 Sept 2015 10 Sept. 2015 00 UTC [meters]

19 Alaska: ENSO Effects

20 Alaska – Temperature vs. Time 10 Sept. 2015 00 UTC [meters]

21 Alaska – Temperature vs. Time

22 Barrow, Alaska – Temperature vs. Time

23 Arctic Sea Ice Extent - Anomalies

24 Alaska Climate Change: Coastal Erosion

25 Alaska Climate Change: Permafrost

26

27 Alaska Climate Change? Snow Depth & Itidarod

28 Palmer Drought Severity 8-14 September 2013

29 Climate-Weather Presentation For Climate Modeling ~ END ~

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