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Understanding Severe Weather Processes

Understanding Severe Weather Processes. Michael Coniglio Hazardous Weather Forecasts & Warnings. When/where will storms develop?. L. 6 km. 1 km. L. L. NSSL major contributor to. L. Understanding How Storms Develop. WNW. ESE. Dry. 30 km. Hot. 30 km. C. Ziegler.

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Understanding Severe Weather Processes

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  1. Understanding Severe Weather Processes Michael Coniglio Hazardous Weather Forecasts & Warnings

  2. When/where will storms develop? L 6 km 1 km

  3. L

  4. L

  5. NSSL major contributor to

  6. L

  7. Understanding How Storms Develop WNW ESE Dry 30 km Hot 30 km C. Ziegler

  8. What type of severe weather?

  9. Understanding Storm Structure & Evolution

  10. Understanding Storm Structure & Evolution

  11. Understanding Storm Structure & Evolution

  12. Understanding Storm Structure & Evolution

  13. Understanding Storm Structure & Evolution

  14. Understanding Storm Structure & Evolution C. Ziegler

  15. Understanding Tornadogenesis “Tornadogenesis in supercell storms—what we know and what we don't know” Markowski et al. (2008)

  16. Understanding Storm Structure & Evolution

  17. How long will severe weather last?

  18. Understanding Storm Longevity My Stuff

  19. Understanding Storm Longevity

  20. Understanding Storm Longevity

  21. The road ahead

  22. Challenges

  23. Questions?

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