Radar and Other Observations of Two Vaulted Storms in Northeastern Colorado
Radar and Other Observations of Two Vaulted Storms in Northeastern Colorado
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科罗拉多州东北部两场拱形风暴的雷达和其他观测
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1984
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C. Knight
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C. Knight
Abstract Detailed radar echo structures and histories of two storms are presented. Both advanced into cloudless skies and had prominent, bounded weak echo regions. The storms had comparable size and intensity, and their environments provided similar amounts of shear and potential instability. One was an organized, multicellular storm, and had detailed photographic coverage from an aircraft. The combination of visual and radar data suggests the possibility of seeding of turrets in the “flanking line” by ice particles falling from the anvil. The other storm was a supercell. It had a rather steady echo configuration with a radar echo vault for about 40 min, and produced an exceptionally heavy hailswath, with hail up to 10 cm deep. However, the heavy hailfall at the ground started before vault formation and ended well before vault dissipation. The hailfall relates best to the onset of the strong updraft that (presumably) produced the vault, but does not relate to the mere fact of the existence of the bounded ...