Jerome Namias

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Jerome Namias is affiliated with the following schools: University of Michigan, University of California, San Diego, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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#197

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#56

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#91

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#32

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According to Wikipedia, Jerome Namias was an American meteorologist, whose research included El Niño. Biography Jerome "Jerry" Namias was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut, the second son of Joseph Namias, an optometrist, and Sadie Jacobs Namias. He was raised in Fall River, Massachusetts. On graduation from high school, Namias was offered a four-year scholarship to Wesleyan University in Connecticut; however, because of his father's illness and the Great Depression, Namias decided to stay home and try to find a job to help his family out." He took correspondence courses, which allowed him to obtain employment in meteorology-related areas. Later he studied at the University of Michigan for one year, then joined Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1936 as research assistant. In the 1930s he studied the phenomena of the Dust Bowl. In 1941 he received his Master's degree from MIT.

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Multiple Causes of the North American Abnormal Winter 1976–77 (1978) (214)
THE INDEX CYCLE AND ITS ROLE IN THE GENERAL CIRCULATION (1950) (192)
Spring and Summer 1988 Drought over the Contiguous United States—Causes and Prediction (1991) (172)
SEASONAL INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN AND THE ATMOSPHERE DURING THE 1960's (1969) (170)
Some Empirical Evidence for the Influence of Snow Cover on Temperature and Precipitation (1985) (160)
CONFLUENCE THEORY OF THE HIGH TROPOSPHERIC JET STREAM (1949) (151)
Recent seasonal interactions between north Pacific waters and the overlying atmospheric circulation (1959) (144)
North American Influences on the Circulation and Climate of the North Atlantic Sector (1976) (143)
Some Causes of United States Drought (1983) (142)
Persistence of North Pacific Sea Surface Temperature and Atmospheric Flow Patterns (1988) (138)
Temporal coherence in North Pacific sea‐surface temperature patterns (1970) (133)
Anatomy of Great Plains Protracted Heat Waves (especially the 1980 U.S. summer drought) (1982) (122)
NATURE AND POSSIBLE CAUSES OF THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES DROUGHT DURING 1962–65 (1966) (117)
Large-Scale Air-Sea Interactions and Short-Period Climatic Fluctuatioins (1981) (114)
Influence of northern hemisphere general circulation on drought in northeast Brazil (1972) (104)
Large-Scale Changes in North Pacific and North American Weather Patterns in Recent Decades (1982) (90)
Seasonal persistence and recurrence of European blocking during 1958–1960 (1964) (79)
Further studies of temporal coherence in North Pacific Sea surface temperatures (1974) (78)
Large‐scale air‐sea interactions over the North Pacific from summer 1962 through the subsequent winter (1963) (75)
The Annual Course of Month-to-Month Persistence in Climatic Anomalies* (1952) (73)
STUDIES OF THE MOTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF LONG WAVES IN THE WESTERLIES (1944) (68)
Thirty-day forecasting : a review of a ten-year experiment (1953) (63)
SOME METEOROLOGICAL ASPECTS OF DROUGHT (1955) (62)
New data on climatic trends (1977) (61)
Extended forecasting by mean circulation methods (1947) (55)
Some Statistical and Synoptic Characteristics Associated with El Niño (1976) (54)
Negative Ocean–Air Feedback Systems Over the North Pacific in the Transition from Warm to Cold Seasons (1976) (52)
Cold waters and hot summers (1989) (47)
Experiments in Objectively Predicting Some Atmospheric and Oceanic Variables for the Winter of 1971–72 (1972) (45)
Macroscale variations in sea‐surface temperatures in the North Pacific (1970) (44)
long range weather forecasting—history, current status and outlook (1968) (42)
Observational Studies of General Circulation Patterns (1951) (40)
Macroscopic association between mean monthly sea‐surface temperature and the overlying winds (1965) (36)
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE GENERAL CIRCULATION OVER THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE DURING THE ABNORMAL WINTER 1946–47 (1947) (34)
Snowfall over Eastern United States: Factors Leading to its Monthly and Seasonal Variations (1960) (34)
The Jet Stream (1952) (33)
Climatic Anomaly over the United States during the 1960's (1970) (33)
THE GREAT PACIFIC ANTICYCLONE OF WINTER 1949–50: A CASE STUDY IN THE EVOLUTION OF CLIMATIC ANOMALIES (1951) (31)
Persistence of Flow Patterns over North America and Adjacent Ocean Sectors (1986) (30)
Thermal Communication Between the Sea Surface and the Lower Troposphere (1973) (29)
Persistence of U.S. Seasonal Temperatures up to One Year (1978) (28)
Large-Scale and Long-Term Fluctuations in Some Atmospheric and Oceanic Variables, (1972) (28)
The 1968–69 Winter as an Outgrowth of Sea and Air Coupling During Antecedent Seasons (1971) (27)
Evolution of monthly mean circulation and weather patterns (1948) (27)
Short-Period Climatic Fluctuations: The nature and cause of climatic abnormalities lasting from a month to a few years are discussed. (1965) (27)
The Use of Isentropic Analysis in Short Term Forecasting (1939) (27)
Mean monthly isentropic charts and their relation to departures of summer rainfall (1938) (23)
INTERACTIONS OF CIRCULATION AND WEATHER BETWEEN HEMISPHERES (1963) (23)
Recent drought in California and western Europe (1978) (22)
FURTHER STUDIES OF DROUGHT OVER NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES (1967) (22)
Some concomitant regional anomalies associated with hemispherically averaged temperature variations (1980) (21)
PHYSICAL NATURE OF SOME FLUCTUATIONS IN THE SPEED OF THE ZONAL CIRCULATION (1947) (21)
Report on an experiment in five-day weather forecasting (1940) (18)
Thirty-Day Forecasting (1953) (18)
SPACE SCALES OF SEA-SURFACE TEMPERATURE PATTERNS AND THEIR CAUSES (1972) (18)
Sea Level at Southern California: A Decadal Fluctuation (1972) (17)
Remarks on the Potential for Long-Range Forecasting (1985) (16)
Synoptic and climatological problems associated with the general circulation of the Arctic (1958) (16)
General Aspects of Extended-Range Forecasting (1951) (16)
Thunderstorm Forecasting With The Aid of Isentropic Charts (1938) (15)
ON THE CAUSES OF THE SMALL NUMBER OF ATLANTIC HURRICANES IN 19681 (1969) (15)
Severe Drought and Recent History (1980) (14)
On the Influence of Pacific Ocean Temperatures on Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Concentration at Ocean Weather Station P (1981) (14)
a 5-YEAR Experiment in the Preparation of Seasonal Outlooks (1964) (13)
SECULAR FLUCTUATIONS IN VULNERABILITY TO TROPICAL CYCLONES IN AND OFF NEW ENGLAND (1955) (12)
Longevity of a Coupled Air-Sea-Continent System (1974) (12)
Response of the Equatorial Countercurrent to the Subtropical Atmosphere (1973) (12)
WEATHER NOTE: Birth of Hurricane Agnes—Triggered by the Transequatorial Movement of a Mesoscale System Into a Favorable Large-Scale Environment1 (1973) (12)
Quasi-periodic Cyclogenesis in Relation to the General Circulation (1954) (11)
THE WEATHER AND CIRCULATION OF AUGUST 19551 (1955) (11)
The early influence of the Bergen School on synoptic meteorology in the United States (1980) (10)
Causes of Some Extreme Northern Hemisphere Climatic Anomalies from Summer 1978 through the Subsequent Winter (1980) (10)
Use of Sea-Surface Temperature in Long-Range Prediction, (1969) (10)
Associations Between Anomalies of Temperature and Precipitation in the United States and Western Northern Hemisphere 700 mb Height Profiles. (1983) (10)
Summer earthquakes in southern California related to pressure patterns at sea level and aloft (1989) (10)
Normal Fields of Convergence and Divergence at the lO, Ooo-Foot Level. (1946) (10)
Hurricane Agnes — an event shaped by large‐scale air‐sea systems generated during antecedent months (1973) (9)
Fluid mechanics applied to the study of atmospheric circulations. I. A study of flow patterns with the aid of isentropic analysis. (1938) (8)
The Art and science of long-range forecasting (1980) (8)
FACTORS RELATING TO THE EXPLOSIVE NORTH ATLANTIC CYCLONE OF DECEMBER 1986 (1987) (8)
Premonitory Signs of the 1978 Break in the West Coast Drought (1979) (8)
ON THE DISSIPATION OF TALL CUMULUS CLOUDS (1939) (7)
Basis for prediction of the sharp reversal of climate from autumn to winter 1988–1989 (1990) (7)
An Introduction to the Study of Air Mass Analysis (1935) (7)
Case Studies of Exceptional Climate in United States 1975–1979 and Air-Sea Interactions (1981) (7)
Subsidence Within the Atmosphere (1935) (6)
CHARACTERISTICS OF COLD WINTERS AND WARM SUMMERS OVER SCANDINAVIA RELATED TO THE GENERAL CIRCULATION (1957) (6)
APPLICATION OF NUMERICAL METHODS TO EXTENDED FORECASTING PRACTICES IN THE U.S. WEATHER BUREAU (1958) (6)
ANOMALOUS CLIMATOLOGICAL BACKGROUND OF THE STORM OF 15–16 OCTOBER 1987 (1989) (5)
Abrupt change in climate regime from summer to fall 1985 and stability in the fall (1988) (5)
Forecasting climatic fluctuations: the winter of 1976-77. (1977) (4)
LARGE‐SCALE AIR‐SEA INTERACTIONS AS PRIMARY CAUSES OF FLUCTUATIONS IN PREVAILING WEATHER* (1966) (4)
Discussion of a paper by C.S. Ramage, ‘The subtropical cyclone’ (1962) (4)
LONG-RANGE FORECASTING OF THE ATMOSPHERE AND ITS OCEANIC BOUNDARY-AN INTERDISCIPLINARY PROBLEM (1968) (4)
Epidemiological investigations of trichinosis in France, 1993 (1993) (4)
Empirical Techniques Applied to Large-Scale and Long-Period Air-Sea Interactions, a Preliminary Experiment, (1972) (4)
A weekly periodicity in eastern U.S. precipitation and its relation to hemispheric circulation (1966) (4)
Monthly Mean Sea Surface Temperature Departures over the North Pacific Ocean with Corresponding Subsurface Temperature Departures at Ocean Weather Stations 'VICTOR', 'PAPA', and 'NOVEMBER' from 1950 to 1970, (1973) (4)
Further Aspects of Month-to-Month Persistence in the Mid-Troposphere (1954) (3)
The Enigma of Drought-A Challenge for Terrestrial and Extra Terrestrial Research (1979) (3)
THE FEBRUARY MINIMUM IN HAWAIIAN RAINFALL AS A MANIFESTATION OF THE PRIMARY INDEX-CYCLE OF THE GENERAL CIRCULATION (1952) (3)
Similarity of anomalous sea level pressure fields during the July 1986 and September 1987 southern C (1988) (3)
Stability of an Expanded Circumpolar Vortex (1965) (3)
Construction of 10,000-Foot Pressure Charts Over Ocean Areas (1944) (2)
Written in the Winds: The Great Drought of ′88 (1989) (2)
STRUCTURE AND MAINTENANCE OF DRY-TYPE MOISTURE DISCONTINUITIES NOT DEVELOPED BY SUBSIDENCE (1936) (2)
Aspects of Long-range Forecasting (1966) (2)
State of the Art of Predicting Short Period Climatic Variations (1981) (2)
Two important factors controlling winter‐time precipitation in the southeastern United States (1939) (2)
SECTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY AND METEOROLOGY: PROGRESS IN OBJECTIVIZATION AND AUTOMATION OF EXTENDED FORECASTING* (1957) (2)
Remarks on Long Range Weather Forecasting (1948) (1)
Comments on “a search for short range climate predictability” (1979) (1)
WARM CONTINENTAL ANTICYCLONE WITH PERIPHERAL MOIST TONGUES (1971) (1)
Basis for the Forecast for Summer 1987 Following a Radically Different Spring (1988) (1)
Report of the five-day forecasting procedure, verification and research as conducted between July 1940 and August 1941 (1941) (1)
IX , NO . 3 CLOUDINESS AND PRECIPITATION IN RELATION TO FRONTAL LIFTING AND HORIZONTAL CONVERGENCE (1)
The forecasting significance of anticyclonic eddies on the isentropic chart (1938) (1)
Long-Range Weather Forecasting (1934) (1)
30-day Forecasting (1953) (1)
SPECIFIC HUMIDITY AS A CONSERVATIVE ELEMENT (1934) (0)
Discussion of “on high‐level cyclones originating in the tropics” (1952) (0)
Jacob Bierknes 1897–1975 (1975) (0)
ROLE OF SYNOPTIC METEOROLOGY IN THE QUEST FOR OBJECTIVE WEATHER PREDICTION BY JEROME NAMIAS (0)
GLOSSARY OF ELEMENTARY TERMS USED IN ARTICLES I TO VII OF THE SERIES — “AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF AIR MASS ANALYSIS” (1936) (0)
THE ROLE OF SYNOPTIC METEOROLOGY IN THE QUEST FOR OBJECTIVE WEATHER PREDICTION (1955) (0)
1988 summer drought over the Great Plains: some causes and predictions (1990) (0)
Relation Between Fluctuations in United States Climatic Patterns and 1962–65 Drought (1966) (0)
Weather Forecasting in TransitionA Survey and Outlook (1957) (0)
Some aspects of the surface of subsidence (1934) (0)
SECTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY AND METEROLOGY: A SURVEY OF THE HURRICANE PROBLEM* (1955) (0)
SECTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY AND METEOROLOGY: PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH EXTENDING THE TIME RANGE OF WEATHER PREDICTION* (1952) (0)
PRESENTATION OF A.M.S. AWARDS, JANUARY 28, 1953 (1953) (0)
An Introduction to Air Mass Analysis (1934) (0)
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF AIR MASS ANALYSIS: Conditions of Atmospheric Stability; Lapse Rates (1934) (0)
The Success of 72‐hour Barotropic Forecasts in Relation to Mean Flow Patterns (1956) (0)
914—1996 a Biographical Memoir By (0)

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