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The very deep cold pool, and lake‐effect snowfalls of 27 February–1 March 2018
Weather, 2020The very deep 1000‐500 hPa thickness cold pool which affected the UK and Ireland near the end of February 2018, advected the coldest air mass (in depth) into these islands since February 1991 (and the equal coldest since January 1987). This paper focuses
W. Pike, J. Webb
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Weather, 2009
AbstractMuch of southern Britain recorded its heaviest snowfall for many years during the first week of February 2009. This Weather Image briefly describes how a cold pool was responsible for much of the snow, and tracks its movement.
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AbstractMuch of southern Britain recorded its heaviest snowfall for many years during the first week of February 2009. This Weather Image briefly describes how a cold pool was responsible for much of the snow, and tracks its movement.
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Maintenance of the southern Bay of Bengal cold pool
, 2020The region of relatively cooler water, sitting in the shadow zone of monsoon rainfall, around southern tip of India and around Sri Lanka, is known as the cold pool.
U. Das
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Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 1996
AbstractGravity currents exist in many forms and develop within many types of flow. The dynamics of long‐lived cumulonimbus are thought to be strongly influenced by the interaction of a spreading pool of cold, low‐level air, which may act as a gravity current, and the ambient sheared flow in the boundary layer.
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AbstractGravity currents exist in many forms and develop within many types of flow. The dynamics of long‐lived cumulonimbus are thought to be strongly influenced by the interaction of a spreading pool of cold, low‐level air, which may act as a gravity current, and the ambient sheared flow in the boundary layer.
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A dip in the pool: analyzing the stability of the Mid-Atlantic cold pool
2023As of March 2023, the U.S. Department of Energy announced the nationwide renewable energy goal of 30 gigawatts (GW) of renewable offshore wind energy by 2030 and setting the standard of 110 GW by 2050. The location of these offshore wind energy areas (WEAs) span along the Mid-Atlantic Bight (MAB) and overlap with the seasonally occurring Cold Pool. The
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Modeling of pool fires in cold regions
Fire Safety Journal, 2012Abstract Fires and especially pool fires are among the most frequent accidents in process facilities. Flame impingement and thermal radiation are the main hazardous characteristics of pool fires. Pool fires have been the subject of numerous modeling and experimental studies covering a variety of areas such as fire and flame structure, emissive power,
Gaffar Keshavarz +2 more
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On Trade Wind Cumulus Cold Pools
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 2012Abstract Shallow precipitating cumuli within the easterly trades were investigated using shipboard measurements, scanning radar data, and visible satellite imagery from 2 weeks in January 2005 of the Rain in Cumulus over the Ocean (RICO) experiment.
Jeff Hare +8 more
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Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics, 1990
Cold pools over Europe and the surrounding seas during the years 1974 to 1983 are briefly analysed regarding their seasonal and geographical distribution as well as their motion, size and other features. Certain criteria are established to identify cold pools.
M. C. Llasat, M. Puigcerver
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Cold pools over Europe and the surrounding seas during the years 1974 to 1983 are briefly analysed regarding their seasonal and geographical distribution as well as their motion, size and other features. Certain criteria are established to identify cold pools.
M. C. Llasat, M. Puigcerver
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Multiple cold pools are observed to pass over the same location on the same day without colliding, a feature we refer to as a cold pool train. We conduct a suite of idealized numerical simulations of a cold pool train to quantify how the propagation speed and head depth of cold pools change when following the passage of previous cold pools.
Christine A. Neumaier +6 more
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A Lagrangian perspective on cold pool collisions
2020<p>Collisions represent one of the most important processes through which cold pools&#8212;essential boundary layer features of precipitating systems&#8212;help to organize convection. For example, by colliding with one another, expanding cold pools can trigger new convective cells, a process that has been argued ...
Giuseppe Torri, Zhiming Kuang
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