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Boundary Layer Evolution Data: Reflectivity and Bug Plumes Analysis

Explore Weather and Climate Research Data showcasing Boundary Layer Evolution with Reflectivity (dBz) measurements and Bug Plumes analysis, courtesy of B. Geerts. Discover insights at specific local solar time intervals on June 14th for in-depth analysis.

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Boundary Layer Evolution Data: Reflectivity and Bug Plumes Analysis

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  1. - 10 - 15 - 20 - 25 - 30 - 35 - 40 - 45 ~10 km Boundary layer evolution: WCR (t-x,z) data, courtesy of B. Geerts 7h30 reflectivity (dBz) ~ 8h ~ 9h ~10h 14 June local solar time 10h45 11h30 ~1.5 km bug plumes linked to w

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