1. Association of U.S. tornado counts with the large-scale environment on monthly time-scales

   by Michael K. Tippett et al.

2. A method for identifying the events that can best become extremes

   by Er Lu et al.

3. Scientific prospects for weather to climate prediction and services

   by Jiayu Zhou et al.

4. On the connection between low-frequency modulation of large-scale weather regimes and springtime extreme flooding over the Midwest of the United States

   by Andrew W. Robertson et al.

5. Dynamic linkage between the Sahel greening and intense Atlantic hurricanes

   by Shih-Yu Wang and Robert R. Gillies

6. A simplified early August Atlantic basin seasonal hurricane prediction scheme

   by Philip Klotzbach

7. Spatial-intensity variations in extreme precipitation in the contiguous United States and the Madden-Julian Oscillation

   by Charles Jones and Leila M.V. Carvalho

8. Extreme precipitation and its long-term changes over China and USA

   by Fang Wang et al.

9. Changing monsoon extremes and dynamics: Example in Pakistan

   by Shih-Yu Wang et al.

  Information Links

• 5th NCEP Ensemble User Workshop, Laurel, MD, 10-12 May 2011

• National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD)

• Meteorological Assimilation Data Ingest System (MADIS)

• CPC Monitoring Weather and Climate

• CPC Atlantic Hurricane Outlook and Summary

• NCEP NWP Ensemble Prediction Systems

• NOAA/AOML Hurricane Climate Studies

• NOAA/GFDL Weather and Atmospheric Dynamics

• Linking weather and climate

  by Randall M. Dole  (AMS Meteorological Monographs, 33, 297–348. November 2008)