The impact of latent heat release on synoptic-scale vertical motions and the development of an extratropical cyclone system
The impact of latent heat release on synoptic-scale vertical motions and the development of an extratropical cyclone system
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潜热释放对天气尺度垂直运动的影响和温带气旋系统的发展
DOI:
10.1175/1520-0493(1984)112
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发表时间:
1984
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
S. Un
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作者:
Phillip Smith;P. M. Dare;S. Un
Abstract This study investigates the influence of stable and convective latent heat release on synoptic-scale vertical motions and the corresponding evolution of an extratropical cyclone during a 48 h period of strong development. The cyclone's early evolution was dominated by dry dynamical processes. By midway through the period, however, forcing by latent heat release accounted for over 50% of the upward vertical motions, with the convective component dominating. The cyclone's development was most intense during the second 24 h, despite a decrease in latent heat release. During the latter period, the reduced direct latent heat influence may have been augmented by an indirect influence, in which pre-existing dry dynamical forcing was enhanced by diabatic intensification of vorticity and thermal gradients.