'850 hpa' presentation slideshows

Hadas Saaroni 1 , Baruch Ziv 2 , Tzvi Harpaz 1 , Eran Beja 1 and Pinhas Alpert 3

CIRCULATIONS AND MECHANISMS GOVERNING THE SUMMER TEMPERATURE REGIME IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN. Hadas Saaroni 1 , Baruch Ziv 2 , Tzvi Harpaz 1 , Eran Beja 1 and Pinhas Alpert 3. 1 Dep. of Geography, Tel Aviv University, Israel 2 The Open University of Israel

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Characteristics of Upslope Snowfall Events in Northern New York State and Northern Vermont

Characteristics of Upslope Snowfall Events in Northern New York State and Northern Vermont. Diagnostics and Model Simulations of Several Northwest-Flow Cases. Daniel St. Jean NOAA, National Weather Service Forecast Office, Burlington, Vermont.

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Evaluation of the Requirements of the Forecasters

Evaluation of the Requirements of the Forecasters. COST 722, Phase I, WGii Urs Sutter MeteoSwiss. Outline. General Overview Highlights of the Answers Some Analysis. Question 1: Forecaster Services. Question 2: Observations (1). Question 2: Observations (2). Question 2: Observations (3).

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The Persistence and Dissipation of Lake Michigan-Crossing Mesoscale Convective Systems

Nicholas D. Metz* and Lance F. Bosart # * Department of Geoscience, Hobart and William Smith Colleges # Department of Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences, University at Albany E-mail: nmetz@hws.edu Support Provided by the Provost Office at Hobart and William Smith Colleges

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George Tai Jen Chen Department of Atmospheric Sciences National Taiwan University

The role of latent heating on the development and evolution of Mei-yu frontal systems. George Tai Jen Chen Department of Atmospheric Sciences National Taiwan University ( September 2006 ). Mei-yu Season.

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Nicholas D. Metz and Lance F. Bosart Department of Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences

Synoptic and Mesoscale Conditions associated with Persisting and Dissipating Mesoscale Convective Systems that Cross Lake Michigan. Nicholas D. Metz and Lance F. Bosart Department of Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences University at Albany/SUNY, Albany, NY 12222

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Precursors to the Initiation of Nocturnal Convection in the Eastern Plains

Precursors to the Initiation of Nocturnal Convection in the Eastern Plains. Matthew Dux March 1, 2006 WFO Pleasant Hill, MO. Objectives. Understand the impacts of forecasting nocturnal convection Review synoptic trends prior to nocturnal MCC initiation as based on previous studies

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Background of Symposium/Workshop

Background of Symposium/Workshop. Yuhei Takaya ytakaya@met.kishou.go.jp Climate Prediction Division Japan Meteorological Agency. Outline. Background of Dynamical Seasonal Forecast Introduction of JMA Operational System

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Melissa Payer, Lance F. Bosart, Daniel Keyser

Forecasting Heavy Precipitation Associated with Cool-season 500-hPa Cutoff Cyclones in the Northeast. Melissa Payer, Lance F. Bosart, Daniel Keyser Department of Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences University at Albany, SUNY Neil A. Stuart and Thomas A. Wasula NOAA/NWS, Albany, NY

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On the diagnosis of deep convection

On the diagnosis of deep convection. Hamza Kabelwa Contributions from Richard H. Grumm. Overview. Overview of the key ingredients of deep convection Key stability indices and precipitable water (PW) PW drives the convection Forecast deep convection and limits of predictability.

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On the diagnosis of deep convection

On the diagnosis of deep convection. Hamza Kabelwa Contributions from Richard H. Grumm. Overview. Overview of the key ingredients of deep convection Key stability indices and precipitable water (PW) PW drives the convection Forecast deep convection and limits of predictability.

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MOCAGE last results for AMMA

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Anticipating Heavy Rainfall: Forecast Aspects

Anticipating Heavy Rainfall: Forecast Aspects. By Richard H. Grumm* National Weather Service State College PA 16803 and Robert Hart The Pennsylvania State University University Park ,PA 16804. Introduction. Data and visualization methods to facilitate identifying heavy rainfall events

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MONSOONS

MONSOONS. 200 hPa. 850 hPa. p s (hPa). rainfall (mm day -1 ). U(ms -1 ), T( o C). ? (kg s -1 ). OLR (W per sq. m). 850hPa. Steady, linear shallow water model. 200hPa. 850hPa. 850 hPa. 500hPa. 400hPa. 850hPa. V(p,t) at Dakar. Easterly waves. Thorncroft et al., QJRMS , 1994.

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TROPICAL CYCLOGENESIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH EQUATORIAL ROSSBY WAVES

TROPICAL CYCLOGENESIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH EQUATORIAL ROSSBY WAVES John Molinari, Kelly Canavan, and David Vollaro Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences University at Albany, SUNY. ORGANIZATION Structure and evolution of waves in the packet Environment of the packet

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Validation of CIRA Tropical Cyclone Algorithms

Validation of CIRA Tropical Cyclone Algorithms. Julie Demuth, Mark DeMaria, John Knaff, Kotaro Bessho, Kimberly Mueller, and Ray Zehr. CoRP Satellite Calibration and Validation Symposium 14 July 2005. Outline. AMSU intensity and wind radii estimation M. DeMaria, J. Demuth, J. Knaff

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Impact of biomass burning aerosols on clouds and cloud property retrievals

Impact of biomass burning aerosols on clouds and cloud property retrievals. Eric M. Wilcox, NASA/GSFC Harshvardhan, Purdue U. Steve Platnick, NASA/GSFC. Calipso 532nm attenuated backscatter (km -1 sr -1 ). Altitude (km). Biomass burning aerosol over cloud (mean aerosol ssa 0.87 ? m =0.86).

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Cross Sections

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