Abstract: This review is begun with a brief summary of the current status of our understanding of the physics of precipitation in warm clouds. The impact of warm-cloud precipitation processes on the evolution of the ice phase in ...

Abstract: A one-dimensional time-dependent cumulus model is developed and discussed. Data predicted by the model along with a bulk entrainment model are compared with a case study observation and Warner's mean profile of Q/QA. While ...

Abstract: A numerical model of supercooled cumuli is developed and discussed. Water substance in the model is idealized to be partitioned into the five phase components; namely, water vapor, liquid cloud water, liquid rainwater, ...

Abstract: Based on numerical experiments in droplet collection with a stochastic model similar to Berry's, a new quantitative definition of autoconversion is discussed. The new formulation of autoconversion is compared with Kessler's ...

Abstract: odel investigations of aerosol?cloud interactions across spatial scales are necessary to advance basic understanding of aerosol impacts on climate and the hydrological cycle. Yet these interactions are complex, involving ...

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Abstract: A two-dimensional, nonhydrostatic version of the Colorado State University Regional Atmospheric Modeling System (RAMS) was applied to the simulation of a midlatitude, continental mesoscale convective system. A control ...

Abstract: he impacts of enhanced CCN concentrations on various cloud and precipitation systems are potentially significant both to the large-scale climate system and local precipitation patterns. Precipitating stable orographic cloud ...

Abstract: A number of large eddy simulations with the Regional Atmospheric Modeling System have been made to study the sensitivity of shallow marine cumulus convection to different microphysics and radiation schemes. In particular, ...