Environmental Conditions Producing Thunderstorms with Anomalous Vertical Polarity of Charge Structure
Environmental Conditions Producing Thunderstorms with Anomalous Vertical Polarity of Charge Structure
Paul Flanagan-May 3
Primary Atmospheric Drivers of Pluvial Years in the Great Plain of the United States
Addison Alford-April 26
Integrated Ground-Based Radar, Aircraft, and In Situ Observations of Hurricanes Hermine and Matthew
Thea Sandmael-April 19
Examining Tornadic and Non-Tornadic Storms Using High-Resolution Satellite Imagery and Dual-Polarization Radar
Zack Zounes-April 12
Evolution of Specific Differential Phase in Squall Lines and Corresponding Lightning Channels Dual-polarimetric radar products have been used in observing changes and persistence of thunderstorm electric fields in relation to lightning discharges. One such product, specific differential phase (KDP), is valuable for its ability to detect the change in particle orientation. Negative KDP values above […]
Bo Huang-April 5
On the Use of Valid Time Lagging (VTL) Ensembles to Increase Ensemble Size
in GFS Hybrid 4DEnVar System
Hristo Chipilski-April 5
Understanding MCS-bore interactions through high-resolution data assimilation and numerical simulations
Shawn Handler-March 29
Bulk Microphysics of Mesoscale Convective Systems Inferred from Polarimetric Radar Observations
Marcus Johnson-March 22nd
Evaluation of Rimed-Ice Parameterization using an Idealized Supercell Storm and Polarimetric Radar Data Simulator