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A multi-sensor technique in support to the nowcasting of severe weather and hailstorms
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The effects of climate change on hailstorms [PDF]
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2021 Hailstorms are dangerous and costly phenomena that are expected to change in response to a warming climate. In this Review, we summarize current knowledge of climate change effects on hailstorms.
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New Zealand Journal of Geology, and Geophysics, 1989
Abstract From an analysis of reports of hail at climatological stations, return periods of various hail frequencies are derived. From this data set it is shown that in most parts of New Zealand there is a winter or spring maximum in the frequency of hail occurrences, and that there are generally more occurrences in the west than the ...
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Abstract From an analysis of reports of hail at climatological stations, return periods of various hail frequencies are derived. From this data set it is shown that in most parts of New Zealand there is a winter or spring maximum in the frequency of hail occurrences, and that there are generally more occurrences in the west than the ...
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Hailstorms in the Alpine region: Diurnal cycle, 4D‐characteristics, and the nowcasting potential of lightning properties [PDF]
Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 2020 Nowcasting of hailstorms still poses a major challenge to weather services, because of the limited availability of reliable large datasets and the short spatio‐temporal scales involved.
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