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EFFECT OF RANGE ON APPARENT HEIGHT AND FREQUENCY OF HIGH-ALTITUDE RADAR PRECIPITATION ECHOES
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Overestimation of the height of radar precipitation echoes increases with horizontal distance from the WSR-57 radar as a result of the combined effect of earth curvature, atmospheric refraction, and beam width. Radar ...
Validity of Reported Extreme Wind Speeds in the Arctic Stratosphere at SST Altitudes
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Wind speeds of more than 100 m sec?1 (sometimes exceeding 150 m sec?1) were often recorded in the Canadian stratosphere prior to the winter of 1967?68, and occasionally recorded over Alaska, Greenland and Eurasian arctic ...
Mid-Latitude Humidity to 32 km
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: The results of 17 northern California soundings of humidity up to 25?30 km, generally a month apart, utilizing a highly sophisticated alpha-radiation hygrometer and associated balloon sounding equipment are described. The ...
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