Cases you can look at while at COMET
1. 12 Aug 2000 (Mt Holly, NJ): localized terrain-locked rainfall near upper low
2. 6-7 May 2000 (St Louis): regenerative storms
3. 24 Jan 2000 (Washington DC): blizzard with very little advance warning
4. 14-16 Sep 1999 (Wakefield, VA; and Mt Holly, NJ): Hurricane Floyd
5. 7 Aug 1999 (Omaha, NE): regenerative storms associated with front
6. 8 Jul 1999 (Las Vegas, NV): desert monsoon rain
7. 31 Oct 1998 (Wichita, KS): cool-season heavy rainfall
8. 17 Oct 1998 (San Antonio, TX): regenerative storm system, intense rain
9. 4 October 1998 (Pleasant Hill, MO): severe storms and heavy rainfall
10. 28 Jul 1997 (Denver, CO): terrain-locked storm complex
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31 Dec 1996-3 Jan 1997 (northern CA): pineapple express rainfall, orography
5-6 Sep 1996 (NC/VA): Hurricane Fran, orography
18 Jul 1996 (northern Illinois): extreme mesohigh rainfall
12 Jul 1996 (Colorado): flash flood associated with fire scar
27 June 1995 (Virginia): terrain-locked intense rainfall
5 May 1995 (northern Texas): severe weather and urban flood
24 Aug 1994 (Alaska) very limited data: heavy rainfall in Brooks Range
12-14 March 1993 (East Coast): Superstorm ’93, widespread heavy precip
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28 Mar 2000 (Fort Worth, TX): Fort Worth tornado, local heavy rain
23-26 Nov 1999 (WA/OR): Pacific NW rainfall, orography
11 Aug 1999 (UT and NY): Salt Lake tornado, Long Is. flash flood
3 May 1999 (Oklahoma City, OK): tornadic supercells
1 Jan 1999 (LA): tornadoes and strong thunderstorms
8-11 Nov 1998 (Central US): intense cyclogenesis, thundersnows
2-3 June 1998 (Northeast): severe weather
22-23 Feb 1998 (southern CA): heavy rainfall, orography
5 May 1996 (KY): bow echo and flash floods