A Meteorological Reanalysis for the 1991 Gulf War

From: Monthly Weather Review | Date: February 1, 2004| Author: Chang, Simon W; Hogan, Timothy F; Holt, Teddy R; Westphal, Douglas L; Shi, Jainn J | Copyright information

ABSTRACT

In support of the Department of Defense's Gulf War Illness study, the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) has performed global and mesoscale meteorological reanalyses to provide a quantitative atmospheric characterization of the Persian Gulf region during the period between 15 January and 15 March 1991. This paper presents a description of the mid- to late-winter synoptic conditions, mean statistical scores, and near-surface mean conditions of the Gulf War theater drawn from the 2...

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