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Interaction of a Warm-Season Frontal System with the Coastal Mountains of the Western United States. Part II: Evolution of a Puget Sound Convergence Zone
1997
Monthly Weather Review
Observational analyses and numerical simulations are used to investigate a Puget Sound convergence zone (PSCZ) event that occurred in the lee of the Olympic Mountains of Washington State. The PSCZ, which develops when low-level airstreams are forced to converge over Puget Sound by the regional orography, is frequently associated with a mesoscale swath of clouds and precipitation across the central Puget Sound that stretches eastward over the western side of the Cascade Mountains. It was found
doi:10.1175/1520-0493(1997)125<1730:ioawsf>2.0.co;2
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