1. Lanzante, J., 1990: The leading modes of 10-30 day variability in the extratropics of
   the Northern Hemisphere during the cold season. J. Atmos. Sci., 47, 2115-2140.
   Abstract

2. Harnack, R., Cammarata, M., Dixon, K., Lanzante, J., and J. Harnack, 1986: Summary of U.S.
   seasonal temperature forecasts. In Proceedings of the First WMO Workshop on the
   Diagnosis and Prediction of Monthly and Seasonal Atmospheric Variations Over the Globe, WMO/
   Long-Range Forecasting Research Report Series No. 6, Vols. I and II, WMO/TD-No. 87, 637-644.
   [No abstract]

3. Harnack, R., Cammarata, M., Dixon, K., Lanzante, J., and J. Harnack, 1986: Summary of U.S.
   seasonal temperature forecasts. In Proceedings of the Ninth Conference on Probability
   and Statistics in the Atmospheric Sciences, Virginia Beach, VA, American Meteorological Society.
   [No abstract]

4. Harnack, R., Harnack, J. and J. Lanzante, 1986: Seasonal temperature predictions using a
   jackknife approach with an intraseasonal variability index. Mon. Wea. Rev.,114, 1950-1954.
   Abstract

5. Lanzante, J., 1986: Reply to comments on “Strategies for assessing skill and significance
   of screening regression models with emphasis on Monte Carlo techniques”.
   J. Clim. Appl. Meteor., 25, 1485-1486.
   [No abstract]

6. Harnack, R., and J. Lanzante, 1985: Specification of United States seasonal precipitation.
   Mon. Wea. Rev., 113, 319-325.
   Abstract

7. Lanzante, J., 1985: Further studies of singularities associated with the semiannual cycle
   of 700 mb heights. Mon. Wea. Rev., 113, 1372-1378.
   Abstract

8. Harnack, R., and J. Lanzante, 1984: Specification of seasonal mean 700 mb heights
   over North America by North Pacific and North Atlantic sea surface temperature.
   Mon. Wea. Rev. 112, 1626-1633.
   Abstract

9. Lanzante J., 1984: Strategies for assessing skill and significance of screening regression
   models with emphasis on Monte Carlo techniques. J. Clim. Appl. Meteor., 23, 1454-1458.
   Abstract

10. Lanzante, J., 1984: A rotated eigenanalysis of the correlation between 700 mb heights and
    sea surface temperatures in the Pacific and Atlantic. Mon. Wea. Rev. 112, 2270-2280.
    Abstract

11. Lanzante, J. and R. Harnack, 1984: A rotated eigenanalysis of the correlation between 700
    mb heights and sea surface temperatures in the Pacific and Atlantic. In Proceedings of the
    8th Annual Climate Diagnostics Workshop, U. S. Dept. of Commerce/NOAA/NWS, 343-349.
    [No abstract]

12. Lanzante, J., 1983: Some singularities and irregularities in the seasonal progression of
    the 700 mb height field. J. Clim. Appl. Meteor., 22, 967- 981.
    Abstract

13. Lanzante, J., 1983: A further assessment of the association between sea-surface temperature
    gradient and the overlying mid-tropospheric circulation. J. Phys. Oceanogr.</em 13, 1971-1974.
    Abstract

14. Lanzante, J., and R. Harnack, 1983: An investigation of summer sea-surface temperature
    anomalies in the eastern North Pacific Ocean.Tellus, 35A, 256-268.
    Abstract

15. Harnack R., Lanzante, J., and J. Harnack, 1982: Associations among the tropical Pacific wind
    and sea surface temperature fields and higher latitude circulation. J. Climatology, 2, 267-290.
    Abstract

16. Harnack, R., Lanzante, J. and J. Harnack, 1982: Associations among the tropical Pacific wind and
    SST fields and higher latitude circulation. In Proceedings of the 6th Annual Climate Diagnostics
    Workshop, U. S. Dept. of Commerce/NOAA/NWS, 209-220.
    [No abstract]

17. Lanzante J., and R. Harnack, 1982: The January thaw at New Brunswick, N. J. Mon. Wea. Rev.,
    110, 792-799.
    Abstract

18. Lanzante J., and R. Harnack, 1982: Specification of United States summer season precipitation.
    Mon. Wea. Rev., 110, 1843-1850.
    Abstract

19. Lanzante J., 1980: Comments on cross-spectral analysis of sunspots and monthly mean
    temperature and precipitation for the contiguous United States. J. Atmos. Sci., 37, 1138.
    [No abstract]

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