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Abstract: Hail growth is studied in the Westplains, Colorado, storm for which a variety of observations were collected. Measurements from a triple-Doppler radar network and a penetrating aircraft are used to synthesize fields of ...

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Abstract: A continuous record of precipitation falling through a fixed volume in space was obtained by means of a vertically-pointing pulsed-Doppler radar during a period of continuous precipitation. The range gate was held fixed ...

Abstract: In the warm season the optically clear boundary layer often contains scatterers that can be detected by sensitive radars to distances of 50?100 km. Inhomogeneities in the field of reflectivity lead to echo patterns that ...

Abstract: Triple-Doppler measurements are presented for a hailstorm of moderate intensity that occurred over the High plains of northeastern Colorado, and an airflow model is synthesized. The storm had a number of persistent features ...

Abstract: A detailed description is given of the morphology and evolution of a moderate hailstorm in terms primarily of quantitative S-band reflectivity factor measurements. During the early phase of the storm's life its movement ...

Abstract: The results of a three-year randomized seeding experiment carried out as part of the National Hail Research Experiment are described in a nine-part series. In this first part the design of the statistical experiment is ...

Abstract: The surface hail and rain data collected during the randomized seeding experiment of the National Hail Research Experiment (NHRE) are stratified according to storm intensity in a search for seeding effects. The problems ...

Abstract: Computations of air motion and precipitation growth using winds derived from Doppler radar measurements were analyzed to reveal important flow features that influenced the production of precipitation during the nearly ...