'Low level jet' diaporamas de présentation

Does mesoscale instability control sting jet variability?

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Quantitative Precipitation Forecasting at the Hydrometeorological Prediction Center (HPC)

Quantitative Precipitation Forecasting at the Hydrometeorological Prediction Center (HPC) www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov. Dan Petersen HPC Forecast Operations Branch Dan.Petersen@noaa.gov (301)763-8201.

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THE AMERICAN MONSOONS AND THEIR ROLE IN THE WATER CYCLE

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The Basic Science of Air Pollution Transport

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The Basic Science of Air Pollution Transport

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February 19, 2004 Texas Dryline/Dust Storm Event

February 19, 2004 Texas Dryline/Dust Storm Event. On February 19, 2004, a strong upper level system moved across eastern New Mexico and western Texas, resulting in strong winds and intense blowing dust, as can be seen in this towercam picture from Lubbock, TX.

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With contributions of: Wayne Angevine (NOAA) Sunkanta Basu (TTU) Eric Bazile (MeteoFrance)

INTERCOMPARISON AND EVALUATION OF SINGLE-COLUMN MODELS FOR GABLS3: PRELIMINARY RESULTS Fred Bosveld, Peter Baas, Cisco de Bruijn and Bert Holtslag. With contributions of: Wayne Angevine (NOAA) Sunkanta Basu (TTU) Eric Bazile (MeteoFrance) John Edward (MetOffice) Michael Ek (NCEP

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TAFs During A Rapidly Changing Severe Weather Event (s) June 22, 2010

TAFs During A Rapidly Changing Severe Weather Event (s) June 22, 2010. By Mike Ryan. The Setup. Upper trough passing through the region Warm Front draped across the forecast area Severe Convection ongoing and impacting Terminals upon arrival for midnight shift

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Climatology and Climate Change in Athena Simulations

Climatology and Climate Change in Athena Simulations. Project Athena Team ECMWF, June 7, 2010. Qualitative to Quantitative: Beyond Animations. Athena Catalog 8 NICAM (7 km) Boreal summer cases 9 IFS T2047 (10 km) Boreal summer cases 20 IFS T2047 13-month hindcasts

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Why is the Low Level Jet Important to the Baltimore/DC Region?

Why is the Low Level Jet Important to the Baltimore/DC Region?. MWAQC-TAC Meeting January 21, 2005. Outline. Types of Transport LLJ Basics Why is it important? Examples: Upper Air Profiler data Lidar data Modeled data Future Studies Conclusions. LLJ.

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Miller Diagrams

Miller Diagrams. A Brief Introduction. Outline. Origins Overview Fields to Analyze Pattern Types Final Points. Origins. Developed in 1948 by Robert Miller and Ernest Fawbush.

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TEAM 4

TEAM 4. POUNDER & LI. Mesoscale Discussion. Valid for 1200UTC Thursday to 0000UTC Friday for the Chicago area

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Michiko Masutani Joint OSSE coordinator

Progress and Plans in Joint OSSEs. Michiko Masutani Joint OSSE coordinator. NOAA/NWS/NCEP/EMC. http://www.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/research/OSSE. More evaluations of Nature Run performed and planned. Evaluation of Clouds Simpson Weather Associates SWA.

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Detection and occurrence of low-level jets over Testbed area

Detection and occurrence of low-level jets over Testbed area. T. Roschier A-J Punkka. motivation and goals. Use and evaluation of wind profiler data in low-level jet detection Comparison between sounding and profiler data Low-level jet occurrence (11/2005-10/2006).

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850 hPa Analysis

850 hPa Analysis.

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