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Frequency and Physical Effects of Chinook Winds in the Colorado High Plains Region
Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 1950 T g s HIS paper is a summary of the findings made during field, library, and statistical investigations of chinook winds and their effects from 1930 through 1948. Field observations in Colorado were made during the years 19321937, and 1939-40, inclusive; and were augmented by numerous aerial observations from 1940-1946. Some library investigations were
Ronald L. Ives
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Effect of Chinook Winds on the Probability of Migraine Headache Occurrence
Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain, 1997 Our objective was to determine if Chinook weather conditions in the Calgary area increase the probability of headache attacks in migraine sufferers. Environment Canada meteorologic summaries for January through June 1992 were analyzed and times of Chinook wind onset identified.
J, Piorecky, W J, Becker, M S, Rose
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Chinook winds and migraine headache
Neurology, 2000 To determine the effects of chinook weather conditions on probability of migraine headache onset.Many migraineurs believe weather to be a trigger factor for their headaches; however, there is little supportive evidence in the literature. Migraineurs in the southern part of the Canadian province of Alberta frequently report that chinooks, warm westerly ...
L J, Cooke, M S, Rose, W J, Becker
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Chinook Winds - The Fohn Phenomenon
Journal of Chemical Education, 1971 Robert C. Plumb +2 more
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Chinook Winds Resemble Water Flowing over a Rock
Science, 1986 Richard A. Kerr
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Chinook winds, northern Colorado
American Journal of Science, 1938 Ronald L. Ives
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Random Forest Approach for Improving Non-Convective High Wind Forecasting Across Southeast Wyoming
Weather and forecasting, 2022High winds are one of the key forecast challenges across southeast Wyoming. The complex mountainous terrain across the region frequently results in strong gap winds in localized areas, as well as more widespread bora and chinook winds in the winter ...
Matthew Brothers, Christopher L. Hammer
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Fuzzy Logic Modelling Of Air Pollution During Chinook Winds
, 2003 R. Mintz, B.R. Young, William Y. Svrcek
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Expert elicitation survey predicts 37% to 49% declines in wind energy costs by 2050
Nature Energy, 2021Ryan Wiser, Joseph Rand, Joachim Seel
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