[HTML][HTML] The influence of midtropospheric dryness on supercell morphology and evolution
MS Gilmore, LJ Wicker - Monthly weather review, 1998 - journals.ametsoc.org
MS Gilmore, LJ Wicker
Monthly weather review, 1998•journals.ametsoc.org… This work studies the relationship between midtropospheric dryness and supercell
thunderstorm morphology and evolution using a three-dimensional, nonhydrostatic cloud model.
Environments that differ only in midtropospheric dryness are found to produce supercells having
different low-level outflow and rotational characteristics. Thunderstorms forming in environments
with moderate vertical wind shear, large instability, and very … This work studies the relationship
between midtropospheric dryness and supercell thunderstorm morphology and evolution …
thunderstorm morphology and evolution using a three-dimensional, nonhydrostatic cloud model.
Environments that differ only in midtropospheric dryness are found to produce supercells having
different low-level outflow and rotational characteristics. Thunderstorms forming in environments
with moderate vertical wind shear, large instability, and very … This work studies the relationship
between midtropospheric dryness and supercell thunderstorm morphology and evolution …
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