Abstract: AbstractRaindrop size sorting is a ubiquitous microphysical occurrence in precipitating systems. Owing to the greater terminal fall speed of larger particles, a raindrop?s fall trajectory can be sensitive to its size, and ...

Abstract: bservations and recent high-resolution numerical model simulations indicate that liquid water and partially frozen hydrometeors can be lofted considerably above the environmental 0°C level in the updrafts of convective ...

Abstract: n 8?9 February 2013, the northeastern United States experienced a historic winter weather event ranking among the top five worst blizzards in the region. Heavy snowfall and blizzard conditions occurred from northern New ...

Abstract: east U.S. extratropical cyclone of 8?9 February 2013 produced blizzard conditions and more than 0.6?0.9 m (2?3 ft) of snow from Long Island through eastern New England. A surprising aspect of this blizzard was the development ...

Abstract: he accurate and timely depiction of the state of the atmosphere on multiple scales is critical to enhance forecaster situational awareness and to initialize very short-range numerical forecasts in support of nowcasting ...

Abstract: AbstractPrevious work with observations from the NEXRAD (WSR-88D) network in the United States has shown that the probability of damage from a tornado, as represented by EF-scale ratings, increases as low-level rotational ...