Variations in the summertime stratospheric circulation over southern New Mexico and southwestern Texas and their relation to rainfall

Variations in the summertime stratospheric circulation over southern New Mexico and southwestern Texas and their relation to rainfall

by E. V. Jetton

Book 11 of University of Texas. Atmospheric Science Group. Report

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