'Rainfall amount' presentation slideshows

Future Radar and Satellite Technology

Future Radar and Satellite Technology. Daniel C. Miller National Weather Service Columbia, SC. The Big Idea. New radar and satellite technology will improve NWS operations!. Outline. Introduction Part I. Dual-Polarization Radar Technology Benefits What is it? Applications When?

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Heavy Rain Climatology of Upper Michigan

Heavy Rain Climatology of Upper Michigan. Jonathan Banitt National Weather Service Marquette MI. What will be covered. Overview of Heavy Rainfall events in Upper Michigan Study Methodology Brief case study Examples of each pattern type associated with heavy rainfall

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Wednesday, Oct. 7

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Objectives

1. Objectives. Explain the difference between a Sub procedure and a Function procedure Create a Sub procedure Create a procedure that receives information passed to it Explain the difference between passing data by value and passing data by reference Create a Function procedure. Procedure .

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Xingqin Fang and Bill Kuo NCAR/UCAR

Prediction of Extreme Rainfall of Typhoon Morakot (2009) with the WRF model: Part II: Ensemble Forecast with a New Probability Matching Scheme. Xingqin Fang and Bill Kuo NCAR/UCAR. Outline. Background The new probability-matching technique Performance of probabilistic rainfall forecast

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Warm-up

Warm-up . What did the Aztec and Maya have in common? 2) What aspect of the Aztec culture are you excited to learn about and why? . Nobles. - Merchants - Artisans . Social Structure .

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Rainfall amount and intensity measured by the THIES Laser Precipitation Monitor

Rainfall amount and intensity measured by the THIES Laser Precipitation Monitor. Eckhard Lanzinger Manfred Theel. Herbert Windolph. Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD) TI23 b : Measuring Systems Frahmredder 95 D-22393 Hamburg Germany email: eckhard.lanzinger@dwd.de.

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generate ? m,i for each direction i given H, ? 1 and m (Eq. 2)

R 1. R 2. R 3. R 4. 2. 3. 1. On the reliability of spatially disaggregated global ensemble rainfall forecasts. E. Gaborit 1 , F. Anctil 1 , G. Pelletier 1 , and V. Fortin 2.

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