'Convective available potential energy' presentation slideshows

Forecasting convective rainfall: convective initiation, heavy precipitation and flash flooding

Forecasting convective rainfall: convective initiation, heavy precipitation and flash flooding. Robert Fovell University of California, Los Angeles rfovell@ucla.edu. Heavy precipitation at a location = intensity + longevity. Common sources of heavy precipitation in U.S.

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Heavy precipitation at a location = intensity x longevity

Heavy precipitation at a location = intensity x longevity. Common sources of heavy precipitation in U.S. Mesoscale convective systems and vortices Orographically induced, trapped or influenced storms Landfalling tropical cyclones. MCSs & precipitation facts.

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A Multiscale Analysis of the 23-24 November 2004 Southeast United States Tornado Outbreak

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On the diagnosis of deep convection

On the diagnosis of deep convection. Richard (Rick)Jones Regional Training Workshop on Severe Weather Forecasting Macau, April 8 -13 , 2013. Overview . Overview of the key ingredients of deep convection Key stability indices and precipitable water (PW) or total column water TCW

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* Reading Assignments:

* Reading Assignments:. All Sections. 8. Hydrostatic Stability. Describe the states of vertical stratification of atmosphere:. * Stable equilibrium. * Unstable equilibrium. * Neutral equilibrium. 8.1 Parcel method .

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* Reading Assignments:

* Reading Assignments:. All Sections. 8. Hydrostatic Stability. Describe the states of vertical stratification of atmosphere:. * Stable equilibrium. * Unstable equilibrium. * Neutral equilibrium. 8.1 Parcel method .

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The Risks and Rewards of High-Resolution and Ensemble Modeling Systems

The Risks and Rewards of High-Resolution and Ensemble Modeling Systems. David Schultz NOAA/National Severe Storms Laboratory Paul Roebber University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee Brian Colle State University of New York at Stony Brook David Stensrud NOAA/National Severe Storms Laboratory

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