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Comparative Measurements of Cloud Liquid Water Using Heated Wire and Cloud Replicating Devices
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Liquid water concentrations in cumulus clouds have been measured from an aircraft using the Johnson-Williams hot wire device. From simultaneous continuous cloud replicator records, liquid water contents have been computed ...
The Effect of Repeated Activation on Depositional Ice Nuclei
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Ice nuclei collected on Millipore filters were processed at ?16.6°C water saturation and resulting crystals allowed to sublime. The filters were then reprocessed. Eighty-three percent of the original sites reactivated, 17% ...
Comparison of Sea Surface Temperatures Obtained from an Aircraft Using Remote and Direct Sensing Techniques
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: A comparison of sea surface temperatures is made between aircraft precision radiation thermometer (PRT-5) and aircraft deployed expendable bathythermographs (AXBT) drops. These observations were obtained using the NCAR ...
An Airborne Continuous Cloud Particle Replicator
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: An instrument for collecting cloud particles from an airplane has been developed. Cloud particles are captured and permanently replicated using the well known Formvar technique. From the continuous record of hydrometeor ...
Survival of Cirrus Crystals in Clear Air
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: During the summer of 1966 from Bemidji, Minn., aircraft collections of cirrus crystals were made with a continuous particle replicator. Actual samples show that cirrus crystal trails with a concentrations of 105?106 m?3 ...
AN INTENSE RAINSTORM AT FREMONT, MISSOURI, JULY 28–29, 1964
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: An intense rainstorm at Fremont, Mo., on July 28, 1964, yielded over 3 in. of rain in 30 min. and a total of 9.5 in. in 5 hr. The synoptic weather situation which was responsible for producing such an intense rain is ...
Ice Nucleus Measurements in an Urban Atmosphere
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: On the basis of Millipore filter measurements it is concluded that natural ice nuclei were deactivated in passing over St. Louis, Mo., during March 1973. This conclusion is supported by very strong statistical evidence. ...
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