Abstract: A six-season, randomized-by-season cloud seeding experiment consisting of three seeded seasons and three non-seeded seasons was conducted by Colorado State University (CSU) during the middle and late 1960's in the Wolf ...

Abstract: Images of frozen drops with pieces missing were collected on two days of airborne sampling in shallow supercooled stratiform frontal clouds in the coastal waters of Washington State. In those limited regions where ice ...

Abstract: Extremely high ice particle concentrations developed rapidly in the ascending tops of maritime cumulus congestus clouds after drizzle drops had already formed below this level by the collision?coalescence mechanism. In one ...

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Abstract: Evidence is presented that the passage of an aircraft through supercooled clouds can produce high concentrations of ice particles (> 1000 L?1 at ?8°C in one case). These Aircraft Produced Ice Particles (APIPs) are ...

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Abstract: Evidence is presented for the production of high concentrations of rather uniformly-sized ice crystals in a supercooled stratus cloud by a commercial, turbine, propeller-driven aircraft.

Abstract: Some significant differences exist between the precipitation amounts for Climax 2NW (a station situated near the center of the target area in the Climax I and Climax II cloud seeding experiments) that have been used in ...

Abstract: Measurements and observations have been made on the development of ice in 90 cumulus (cumulus and cumulonimbus) and 72 stratiform (altocumulus, altostratus, nimbostratus, stratocumulus, and stratus) clouds. Ice particle ...