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Improvement of the WSR-88D Mesocyclone Algorithm
Abstract The build 9 Weather Surveillance Radar-1988/Doppler mesocyclone algorithm (B9MA) is designed to locate mesocyclones [rotating thunderstorm updrafts with diameters between 1.8 and 9.2 km (1–5 n mi)]. Because there is less than a one to one correspondence between tornadoes and mesocyclones, the B9MA alerts forecasters when it detects ...
Robert R. Lee, Anderson White
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The College Park, Maryland, Tornado of 24 September 2001
The 24 September 2001 College Park, Maryland, tornado was a long-track and strong tornado that passed within a close range of two Doppler radars. It was the third in a series of three tornadoes associated with a supercell storm that developed in Stafford
Kenneth L. Pryor +2 more
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Comparative analysis of damage surveys and observations with two different types of wind disaster
Damage survey, conventional observations and Doppler weather radar data are used to analyze the tornado occurred on 8 June 2018 at Nanhai District in Foshan City and microbursts occurred on 18 August 2016 at Leizhou County in Zhangjiang City.
Jiangling ZHI +3 more
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Modeling the impact of polar mesocyclones on ocean circulation [PDF]
Subsynoptic polar mesoscale cyclones (or mesocyclones) are underrepresented in atmospheric reanalysis data sets and are subgrid scale processes in most models used for seasonal or climate forecasting. This lack of representation, particularly over the Nordic Seas, has a significant impact on modeled ocean circulation due to a consequent underestimation
Alan Condron +2 more
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Abstract Tornado climatologies over the contiguous United States have traditionally relied on report‐based data sets, which are subject to biases related to population density, time of day, and evolving observational practices. This study presents an object‐based machine learning framework for constructing a tornado climatology using storm cluster data
Wenjun Cui +2 more
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The observed relationship between tornado intensity and pretornadic mesocyclone characteristics and environments [PDF]
Trapp et al. (2017, JAS) used idealized model simulations of supercell thunderstorms to demonstrate support of their hypothesis that wide, intense tornadoes should form more readily out of wide, rotating updrafts.
Sessa, Michael F
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The Distribution Of Streamwise Vorticity Within The Forward Flank Downdraft And Correlated Low-Level Mesocyclone Changes In A Tornadic Supercell In A High-Resolution Idealized Model [PDF]
The results of a large eddy simulation of a tornadic supercell featuring two distinct structures of streamwise vorticity in the forward flank downdraft (FFD) are presented.
Remington, Benjamin Hauk
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Probable Maximum Precipitation: The Smethport Challenge
Abstract The 18 July 1942 Smethport, Pennsylvania storm produced US and world record rainfall accumulations of 165 mm in 10 min, 240 mm in 25 min and 780 mm in 270 min. Observations from the Smethport storm control sub‐daily Probable Maximum Precipitation (PMP) estimates over a large region of the eastern US.
James A. Smith +5 more
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Mitigation of Wind Turbine Clutter With Digital Phased Array Radar
Wind turbine clutter (WTC) contamination affects polarimetric meteorological observations and automatic high-impact weather detection algorithms in several ways, such as, misidentification of precipitation echoes, false mesocyclone detections, and ...
David Schvartzman
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Abstract This study demonstrates an explainable machine learning framework for explicitly selecting important environmental features that determine clusters of right‐moving tornadic supercells. Although previous studies have clustered and analyzed proximity sounding profiles associated with tornadic right‐moving supercells, few have identified key ...
Zhanxiang Hua +3 more
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