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The Hybrid Multicellular–Supercellular Storm—an Efficient Hail Producer. Part II. General Characteristics and Implications for Hail Growth
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: This paper is the second of a two part series describing what are termed hybrid storms because their characteristics are intermediate to classical multicellular and supercellular storms. Storms that possess this structure ...
The Influence of Storm Flow Structure on Hail Growth
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Multiple?Doppler data and a numerical hail model are used to identify factors in supercell storms that am important to hail growth. Most hailstone mass is acquired in one pass across the updraft at a nearly constant level ...
The Use of Single-Doppler Radar for Estimating Maximum Hailstone Size
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: The relationship between a storm's divergent outflow magnitude at upper levels and maximum hailstone size was investigated by analyzing single-Doppler radar data for 49 severe hailstorms. Two different techniques were ...
The Hybrid Multicellular–Supercellular Storm—an Efficient Hail Producer. Part I: An Archetypal Example
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: This is the first of a two part series describing storms termed "hybrid? because their characteristics are intermediate between those classically defined as multicellular and supercellular. They are important because they ...
Multiscale Aspects of Thunderstorm Gust Fronts and Their Effects on Subsequent Storm Development
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: An investigation of severe storms that occurred on 23 May 1974 in central Oklahoma reveals interesting information on the multifaceted role of thunderstorm-produced gust fronts. The data reveal that the interaction of ...
Characteristics of Oklahoma Hailfalls and Hailstorms
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Data on point and areal (100?8100 km2) surface hailfall characteristics are presented for Oklahoma. Data analysis shows Oklahoma experiences a larger mean hailstone per occurrence than South Africa and a larger mean hailfall ...
Oklahoma Thunderstorms on 29–30 April 1970. Part IV: Study of a Dissipating Severe Storm
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: A small dissipating hailstorm entered the National Severe Storms Laboratory surface and upper air networks about 1800 CST 29 April 1970. Structural details revealed by radar and network observations indicate that the storm ...
Three-Dimensional Shuman Filter
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Equations for the three-dimensional Shuman filter and its response function are presented. The filter heavily dampens even fairly long waves, but this can be alleviated somewhat by a second amplifying pass (tandem filter). ...
Error Sources and Accuracy of Vertical Velocities Computed from Multiple-Doppler Radar Measurements in Deep Convective Storms
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Actual data are used in one case to investigate the nature and source of vertical velocity errors resulting from analyses of multiple-Doppler radar measurements. Consistent with earlier analytical works, larger errors are ...
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