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Mesoscale and severe storm meteorology
Reviews of Geophysics, 1987The past four years have witnessed substantial research on mesoscale and severe thunderstorm phenomena. The reasons for rapidly expanding activities in both areas are quite clear. Severe thunderstorms and intense mesoscale weather phenomena account for much of the dangerous and economically disruptive weather that occurs in the United States each year [
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Atmospheric turbulence and mesoscale meteorology
2004Bringing together leading researchers, this 2004 volume surveys numerous developments in the fields of atmospheric turbulence and mesoscale meteorology, with particular emphasis on the areas pioneered by Douglas K. Lilly. Numerical simulation is an increasingly important tool for improving our understanding of a wide range of atmospheric phenomena. The
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MESOSCALE METEOROLOGY | Cloud and Precipitation Bands
2003Synopsis The term 'precipitation band' describes an area of precipitation that originates from updrafts that are either nonconvective or weakly convective, and is sufficiently elongated that an orientation can be assigned. Precipitation bands are common within extratropical and tropical cyclones, and also develop along topographical and geographical ...
R.M. Rauber, M.K. Ramamurthy
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Implications of the spatial finiteness of mesoscale meteorological fields
Physical Review A, 1987By constraining the perturbed velocity and temperature fields to vanish exponentially radially, the coupled system of equations can be seen to give a unique form of the temperature lapse rate of the atmosphere which corresponds to the unstable regime.
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Dynamic, Adaptive Workflows for Mesoscale Meteorology
2007The Linked Environments for Atmospheric Discovery (LEAD) [122] is a National Science Foundation funded1 project to change the paradigm for mesoscale weather prediction from one of static, fixed-schedule computational forecasts to one that is adaptive and driven by weather events.
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Mesoscale Meteorology — Theories, Observations and Models
19831. Mesoscale Processes and Variability.- a) On the Dynamical Definition(s) of "Mesoscale".- b) Mesoscale Variability of the Atmosphere.- 2. Regional and Cyclonic Scale Motions and Prediction Models.- a) Synoptic-Scale Forcing of Mesoscale Processes.- b) Cyclogenesis in the Lee of the Alps.- c) Several Methods for Initializing Mesoscale Forecast Models.-
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Overview and Definition of Mesoscale Meteorology
1986For a substantial fraction of the modern history of meteorology, practitioners of the science have been fond of classifying the highly various and complex phenomena of atmospheric flow according to the physical scales of apparently coherent structures that appear generally or intermittently within the flow.
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Investigations with the DREAMS Mesoscale Meteorological Model
1998DREAMS-1 (Differential-equation REgional Atmospheric Modeling System) is a three-dimensional atmospheric model which makes use of the finite difference technique to solve a series of time-dependent equations for processes acting typically on a regional scale; in literature appearing in the 1980s, this model was referred to as MESOCONV (MESOscale ...
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