Polarimetric radar identification of frozen hydrometeors in thunderstorm precipitation: 6 August 2010: Difference between revisions
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==Overview== | |||
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CSU-CHILL radar data indicating that both hail (positive HDR) and heavy rain (significant Kdp magnitudes) are present in a low elevation PPI sweep through a thunderstorm. A series of plots documenting the time evolution of this hail / rain mixture have been prepared. | |||
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Overview
CSU-CHILL radar data indicating that both hail (positive HDR) and heavy rain (significant Kdp magnitudes) are present in a low elevation PPI sweep through a thunderstorm. A series of plots documenting the time evolution of this hail / rain mixture have been prepared.
Introduction
Hydrometeor classification loop
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CSU-CHILL 2234:11 UTC 0.5 deg elevation PPI plots
KFTG 2233:01 UTC 0.5 deg elevation PPI plots
