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Associations between seasonal 700 mb height data and precipitation data in the western Great Basin, USA, are examined from 1947 through 1991 using bivariate regression. Results show that approximately one-third of precipitation variability in the study region is associated with changes in 700 mb heights during the autumn, winter, and spring months, but little associated variance occurs during summer. When only wet seasons are examined (2 scores >0.5), correlations increase substantially However, dry season ( Z scores c-0.5) data correlations had little interpretive value.

Seasonal associations between mid-tropospheric height patterns and precipitation in the western Great Basin, USA