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Observations of Vertical Motions and Particle Sizes in a Thunderstorm
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: By means of a vertically pointing pulsed-doppler radar, observations were made of a growing thunderstorm moving overhead. An updraft having a maximum speed exceeding 19 m sec?1 was observed in the upper part of the cloud. ...
Observed Doppler Spectra of Hail
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Observations of Doppler spectra from particles 610 m above the ground were obtained by means of a vertically pointing X-band radar during a period when large hail was falling at the ground. It was found that the variance ...
Wind Gradients and Variance of Doppler Spectra in Showers Viewed Horizontally
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: An X-band pulsed-Doppler radar having its beam fixed at an elevation angle of 3°, has supplied new data on radial velocity spectra in two showers. It was found that the mean Doppler velocity, variance of the Doppler spectrum, ...
Depolarization of Microwaves by Hydrometeors in a Thunderstorm
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Observations were made of the depolarization of 3-cm radar signals by hydrometeors in a thunderstorm. Observations of backscattered power and Doppler spectra were made at the same time. It was found that depolarizations ...
Measurement of Vertical Velocities in Convective Clouds by Means of Pulsed-Doppler Radar
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Observations of a thunderstorm by means of a vertically pointing pulsed-Doppler radar were used to compare two presently used schemes for estimating vertical air velocity in convective clouds. It was found that the air ...
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