Supporting data for "Evaluating Tools for Diagnosis and Nowcasting Precipitation Type and Freezing Rain: Results from the 3–4 February 2022 Winter Storm in the Hudson Valley"
NSF| Collaborative Research: WINTRE-MIX: Winter Precipitation Type Research Multi-scale Experiment
Minder, Justin R.; Shrestha, Bhupal; Wang, Junhong (June); Tripp, Daniel D.; Reeves, Heather D.; Filipiak, Brian;
Supporting data for "Evaluating Tools for Diagnosis and Nowcasting Precipitation Type and Freezing Rain: Results from the 3–4 February 2022 Winter Storm in the Hudson Valley"
This dataset contains supporting data associated with the publication Evaluating Tools for Diagnosis and Nowcasting Precipitation Type and Freezing Rain: Results from the 3–4 February 2022 Winter Storm in the Hudson Valley (Minder et al. 2025). Specifically, it includes data that are not otherwise available at the time of publication. A user guide ("User_guide_vX.X.pdf") is also provided with information about each dataset. For access to other datasets used in the publication, please consult its Data Availability Statement. V1: Original version V2: Updated MWR profiler-based p-type to use latest methods and to remove "greatest severity bias" merging of p-types
- State University of New York at Potsdam United States
- University of Connecticut United States
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration United States
- National Severe Storms Laboratory United States
- SUNY at Albany United States
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