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Volume 32, Number 324, November/December 2007

Included in this issue is Dr Richard Wild's continuation of his series of Heavy Snowfalls/Blizzards/Snowstorms in Great Britain and Geopotential Height Differences at 500 hPa is discussed by Dr Y. Y. Hafez. The Index for Volume 32 is also featured in the centre pages (just remove the poster section if you bind the volume) for the final time. Next year, indexes will be available on request and downloadable from the website.

Volume 32, Number 323, September/October 2007

This issue includes an excellently studied paper on 18th Century temperatures, by James Rothwell and a Nigerian study on surface water vapour density.

Also in this issue will be the very popular monthly TORRO whirlwind report for the United Kingdom (this month including January to April, 2007 reports) compiled and written by Dr Terence Meaden and Paul Brown. Backdated reports from 2002 to 2005 inclusive will be included in issues during Vol 33.

Volume 32, Number 322, August

Each year, the IJMet publishes an entire issue devoted to the TORRO annual reviews. The reviews document all of TORRO's important research that is compiled over the previous year (2006). The reports were presented at the TORRO spring conference in Oxford. 2007's data will be published in next year's annual review issue.

Volume 32, Number 321, July

This issue includes a paper on thunderstorm occurrence in Poland, a short paper on aerosol concentration and biomass burning, and a paper on the United Kingdom storms which occurred on 10 September 2006.

August's International Severe Weather Summary is also featured along with December 2006's TORRO whirlwind report.

Volume 32, Number 320, June 2007

Articles for the June issue this year include an interesting paper on severe thunderstorm and tornado forecasting using GCM modelling outputs in the Chhota Nagpur region of India; and an article on multiple ball lightning observations in Neuruppin, Germany and an article on the intense rain across South Wales and Southern England 10 September 2005.

This issue also includes the usual TORRO tornado whirlwind monthly statistics and other regular features.

Volume 32, Number 319, May 2007

This month's issue has a special storm chasing theme running throughout. Stunning photography from storm chasers including this absolutely timeless image by Stuart Robinson from TORRO of the Harper TX (USA) tornado in 2004.

Matthew Clark has the lead paper this month with an absolutely terrific paper on reasons for the low incidence of severe thunderstorms on the Great Plains in 2006. This excellent article is not to be missed and let's hope 2007 brings more activity for our storm deprived chasers! The other academic paper this month is Peter Kirk's tremendous study on Tornado Climatology in the UK focussing on the years 1980-2004. A short weather experience article from a new chaser from New Jersey (USA) reports of how he is "Still Looking Skyward" after his first storm chase experience in 2006.

Volume 32, Number 318, April 2007

This is an issue not to be missed with some of the most stunning images possibly ever published since the relaunch, including the front cover photograph of this amazing fiery sunset. The poster section will dazzle you with some absolutely extraordinary lightning images encapsulating the entire photo section this month.

Articles proposed for this issue are the usual TORRO Tornado Division report, for August 2006, the final part to the controversial study, "Solar Pillars of Fire" (Parts 1 and 2 can be found in the April editions in 2005 and 2006 respectively). This month's lead article is a paper discussing changes in annual rainfall characteristics between 1931-1960 and 1961-1990 in Nigeria.

Volume 32, Number 317, March 2007

This issue has the winning line-up of another photograph competition, but this competition was in conjunction with UKww who celebrated their fifth birthday in February - Happy Birthday UKww.

Papers this month include July's TORRO Tornado Division report; an interesting paper discussing the best way to predict probable maximum precipitation in India and a good sequel to Yuk Yee Yan's winter thermal stress paper published last year in IJMet - Summer Thermal Stress in Hong Kong is this month's lead paper.

Volume 32, Number 316, February 2007

Featuring the Photo competition Winner on the front and rear cover spread and runners up in the Poster section and inside rear cover, February contains some stunning photographs. Thank you to all who entered - entries can be seen on the Photo Competition page. Thanks also to all the judges and time it took Howard Kirby in organising the competition.

Other features include the resurrection of TORRO's monthly whirlwind reports with January-June 2006 compiled by Paul Brown and Terence Meaden, June's International Severe Weather Summary, Gravitational Hurricanes and Monsoon Precipitation over Northeast India.

Volume 32, Number 315, January 2007

January comes in with a spectacular crash with this stunning image on the front cover.

In this issue, Dr. Alexander Keul reports of a Ball Lightning event in Germany, followed by the physics of the event, Dr Temi Ologunorisa discusses thunderstorm activity in Nigeria. Amongst these are our 'regular' features of the International Severe Weather Summary (May 2006), and TORRO Thunder report for the UK (June and July 2006). This issue also sees a special additional note on the Chinese Dust Storms which were featured in October's Journal.

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