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USE OF THE GAMMA DISTRIBUTION IN SINGLE-CLOUD RAINFALL ANALYSIS
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: This study is based on the radar-evaluated rainfall data from 52 south Florida cumulus clouds, 26 seeded and 26 control clouds, selected by a randomization procedure. The fourth root of the rainfall for both seeded and ...
Photographic and Radar Study of the Stormfury 5 August 1965 Seeded Cloud
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: In the summer of 1965, a series of tropical cumulus cloud experiments was carried out by Project Stormfury, a joint program of the U. S. Navy and Environmental Science Services Administration. Of twelve clouds seeded with ...
What Weather Modification Needs—A Scientist's View
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: The scientific and technological aspects of weather modification are addressed, emphasizing the need for physical understanding, sequential development, predictor variables and an interdisciplinary approach. The experience ...
Downdrafts as Linkages in Dynamic Cumulus Seeding Effects
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Downdrafts are postulated as a primary linkage dynamically seeded invigorated cloud towers and those events near and below cloud bases which cause enhanced inflow, new tower growth leading to cloud expansion, and frequent ...
1968 FLORIDA CUMULUS SEEDING EXPERIMENT: NUMERICAL MODEL RESULTS
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: A one-dimensional numerical cumulus model was tested against data from a randomized seeding experiment made in South Florida in 1968. Fourteen GO clouds were studied. Nine were seeded by pyrotechnics with 1 kg of silver ...
MODELS OF PRECIPITATING CUMULUS TOWERS
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: This paper presents a model of the growth of cumulus clouds. The water content and maximum height of rising towers are calculated using a buoyancy equation with consideration of effects of entrainment and water load. The ...