Abstract: Wind and temperatures data taken at twelve levels on a television tower near Dallas, Tex., are examined during a squall-line?cold-front situation occurring during the morning hours of 8 May 1961. The observations, supplemented ...

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Abstract: Determinations of the turbulent flux of heat at the earth's surface are made for the period 24?25 January 1950 at Manor, Texas, with use of mean vertical gradients of air temperature and wind speed, following the Lettau ...

Abstract: Preliminary time- and height-distributions of the coefficient of eddy conductivity (KH) are presented for three different 24-hour periods for locations in east-central Texas and southern Arizona. It was found that daytime ...

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Abstract: This study summarizes certain preliminary observations on the structure of turbulence near the earth's surface. An array of sensitive bead thermistors is used to measure temperature or temperature-difference fluctuations ...

Abstract: By using laboratory techniques described in a previous paper, results of the measurements of the back-scattering cross-sections of falling water drops and suspended ice spheres are presented for wavelengths of 1.50 and ...

Abstract: Measurements are presented of the back-scattering cross-sections of individual water drops and ice pellets at a wavelength of 3.2 cm which cover a diameter range of about 2 to 7 mm for water and 3 to 35 mm for ice. The ...