'Effect snow' presentation slideshows

Weather Patterns

Weather Patterns. Earth Science Chapter 17. Air mass. Huge body of air with similar temperature, humidity, and air pressure at any height Can be huge Classified by temperature and humidity Tropical or polar Temperature Maritime or continental humidity. Maritime Tropical. Warm and humid

736 views • 44 slides

Advanced Shallow Weather and Orographic

452 views • 37 slides

Lake Effect Storms

467 views • 36 slides

An Investigation of the New Years 2010 Lake Effect Snow Event Using Sounding-Based Parameters

Justin Arnott Senior Forecaster WFO Northern Indiana - IWX. An Investigation of the New Years 2010 Lake Effect Snow Event Using Sounding-Based Parameters. 500 hPa Height Anomalies 1/1-5/2010. 500 hPa U Wind Anomalies 1/1-5/2010. Regional Radar Loop. IWX Radar Loop.

409 views • 30 slides

289 views • 23 slides

The Inland Extent of Lake-Effect Snow (LES) Bands: Project Update

The Inland Extent of Lake-Effect Snow (LES) Bands: Project Update . Joe Villani NOAA/NWS, Albany, NY Michael L. Jurewicz, Sr. NOAA/NWS, Binghamton, NY U.S./Canada Great Lakes Meteorology Workshop April 16, 2013. Outline. Goals Methodology Results Forecast application

334 views • 22 slides

Specific Winds

319 views • 16 slides

a. FY12-13 GIMPAP Project Proposal Title Page

a. FY12-13 GIMPAP Project Proposal Title Page. Title : : Using GOES and NEXRAD Data to Improve Lake Effect Snowfall Estimates Type: GOES Utilization Status : New Duration : 2 years Project Leads: Mark Kulie ( CIMSS,Univ . of Wisconsin-Madison), mskulie@wisc.edu

218 views • 12 slides

NCAR Command Language

ESMF Regridding Software in NCL ESMF Executive Board Interagency Working Group Meeting June 12, 2014 Mary Haley ? NCAR/CISL/VETS Special thanks to NOAA/CIRES team Robert Oehmke, Cecelia DeLuca, Peggy Li. NCAR Command Language.

377 views • 11 slides

Great Lakes In-Lake Hydrology

Great Lakes In-Lake Hydrology. Carlo DeMarchi Dept. of Geological Sciences Case Western Reserve University. Great Lakes In-Lake Hydrology. Over-Lake Precipitation Lake Evaporation Wind Water Surface Temperature Air Temperature Humidity Ice Cover Water Levels.

239 views • 10 slides

Snowbelt  is a term describing of a number of regions near the Great Lakes in North America where heavy  snowfall  in the form of  lake-effect snow  is particularly common.

117 views • 1 slides