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Radar, lightning, airborne observations and modelling of a supercell storm during EULINOX
Physics and Chemistry of the Earth, Part B: Hydrology, Oceans and Atmosphere, 2000Abstract Detailed observations of a supercell-type storm have been performed on 21 July 1998 in Southern Germany during the field phase of the European Lightning Nitrogen Oxides Project (ELLINOX). An observed cell splitting event and the subsequent intensification of the right-moving storm into a supercell structure was also modelled very well by ...
Höller, H. +4 more
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Streamwise Vorticity: The Origin of Updraft Rotation in Supercell Storms
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 1984Abstract Linear (small amplitude) theory of shallow, inviscid, isentropic convection in a dry, unstably stratified, nonrotating atmosphere is used to investigate the rotational characteristics of an isolated, incipient convective storm in strong environmental shear. Environmental winds veering with height are associated with streamwise vorticity (i.e.,
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A numerical investigation of supercell storm interactions with the urban environment
It is well known that cities can modify rainfall distributions, particularly by more frequently triggering deep moist convection over and downwind of urban areas. However, the effect of cities on organized convection, such as supercells, has been poorly studied.Francesco De Martin +4 more
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The impact of ice microphysical processes on the life span of a midlatitude supercell storm
Atmospheric Research, 2010Shih-Hao Su
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