AUTHOR(S) TITLE OF PAPER VOLUME

• Allender, C. F. T. Passage of cold fronts through N W Queensland, Vol 7


• Ashton, H. T.
  • Weather analysis in the Townsville area, Vol 4
  
  
  • Target forecasts, Vol 9


• Bahr, V. J. Further notes on the Wam Braw over Geelvink Bay, Vol 10


• Bath, A. T. Weather conditions in the New Guinea area—Oct '43 to Jul '44—with special reference to the Port Moresby area, Vol 3


• Bond, H. G.
  • The Wam Braw over Geelvink Bay, Vol 6
  
  
  • The north-west season in New Guinea, Vol 14
  
  
  • The use of pressure tendencies in tropical forecasting, Vol 15


• Brown, G. F. Some notes for weather analysis of equatorial regions, Vol 14


• Dunn, L. S. Squalls in the tropics, Vol 13


• Forder, D. H.
  • Movement of Cold Fronts, Vol 7
  
  
  • Isallobars in the tropics, Vol 11


• Gardener, T. The NW Monsoon Front, Vol 5


• Gibbs, W. J.
  • Notes on the relationship between upper wind patterns, surface pressure tendencies and their effect on the behaviour of the tropical front, Vol 1
  
  
  • Note on the frontology of northern Australia and adjacent islands, Vol 3
  
  
  • Notes on the variation of surface pressure, Vol 5
  
  
  • Motion of air in low latitudes, Vol 12


• Grimes, A. Movement of air across the equator (reprint of article published as Malayan
  Meteorological Service, Memoir No 2 ca 1939), Vol 10


• Hannay, A. K.
  • Fronts and frontal zones north of Australia in winter, Vol 13
  
  
  • Some notes on the intertropical boundary zone and related air streams in NW Australia in summer, Vol 14


• Hogan, J. (1896–1970); The Wam Braw—a local wind in Geelvinck Bay, Dutch New Guinea; Vol 3


• Hogan, J. (1912–1978); Problems associated with tropical forecasting in the Indian Ocean, Vol 15


• Hogben, G. L. The use of c-p contours (mainly at the 500 mb level) for drawing surface synoptic charts, Vol 11


• Holmes, R. A. E. Frontal zones from southern regions affecting weather over the N.E.I. during the SE season. Vol 2


• Hutchings, J. W. Hydrodynamical methods in tropical forecasting, Vol 15


• Kerr, C. and McIntyre D. G. Forecasting over the Solomon Sea, Vol 2


• Landgren, G. L. and Leies, G. M. Pressure tendency as an aid in single station forecasting for tropical areas, Vol 11


• McCartney, H. S. Cyclonic disturbances in the Coral Sea, March 1944, Vol 4


• MacRae, J. N. Waves or cyclonic circulations in latitudes between 10 deg. N and 10 deg. S, Vol 6


• Martin, G. R. Migrating thunderstorm over the Brisbane area in the early summer of 1943–44, Vol 1


• Milthorpe, W. The use of 24 hour pressure changes and upper winds in the preparation of
  short-period forecasts for the Tadji-Wewak area, Vol 15


• Miscellaneous Notes
  
  • Notes on discussions in N W Area, Vol 4
  
  
  • Collected notes on the weather over the New Guinea area during the doldrum period 1943–44, Vol 8
  
  
  • Collected notes on the weather over the New Guinea area during the SE season 1944, Vol 9


• RAAF Command Research Notes
  
  • No 1; Relationship between upper winds and rainfall, Vol 6
  
  
  • No 2; Origin and movement of tropical cyclones, Vol 6
  
  
  • No 3; Effect of topography on weather—Borneo, Vol 9
  
  
  • No 4; Tracks of two tropical cyclones related to the general wind stream at 20,000 feet, Vol 9
  
  
  • No 5; Effect of topography on weather—Java, Vol 10
  
  
  • No 6; The prefrontal convergence zone, Vol 13
  
  
  • No 7; Non-frontal convergence zones.; Vol 14


• Trefry, G. R. NW monsoon in relation to the Inter-tropic Front, Vol 8


• Treloar, H. M.
  • The origin of and meteorological situation associated with the NW monsoon in Australasian longitudes, Vol 9
  
  
  • Prebaratic charts—Use of Patterson's projection method applied to a special situation, Vol 11
  
  
  • An approximate conditional near-surface wind-pressure relation in low latitudes, Vol 12


• White, R. C. L. Further observations on isallobars and their relation to tropical weather, Vol 5

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