Titlebook: Mesoscale Meteorology - Theories, Observations and Models; Douglas K. Lilly,Tzvi Gal-Chen Book 1983 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1

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On the Effect of the Planetary Boundary Layer Parameterizations in Mesoscale Numerical Weather Prediid length is 48 km and the upper boundary is chosen at 100 mb. This model includes a planetary boundary layer (PBL) parameterization scheme based on generalized similarity theory, concept of free convection, turbulent kinetic energy equation, surface energy budget and soil-surface moisture budget. R

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Frontogenesis During the November 15, 1980 Storm of STREXscale analysis of an intense front over the Northern Pacific Ocean. The temperature and wind fields have been analyzed at 50 mb intervals from the surface to 700 mb, yielding graphical computations of vertical velocity, potential temperature and vorticity. Terms contributing to frontogenesis as expr

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An Energy-Theory for the Propagation of Gravity Currents region ., ., 0 < z < H and rigidly bounded at z=0, H (Fig. 1(a)) is approached using Green and Dalu mesoscale energetics theory (4)..The theory applies to gravity currents with an interface describable as function of x/?, where ? is the distance penetrated by the front.These gravity currents procee

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Symmetric Instabilitybility is one of only a very few instabilities which are known to have distinctly mesoscale characteristics. The physical nature of the instability and the conditions under which it may occur are described in this chapter.

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Conditional Symmetric Instability: A Theory for Rainbands within Extratropical Cyclonesatures are clearly associated with frontal circulations, others occur away from fronts and thus appear to require different theoretical explanations. A number of such theories are here reviewed with particular emphasis on the theory of symmetric instability, and a case study of a band possibly assoc

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Radar Observations of Snowbands in Finland — A Preliminary Report1980) and Browning and Mason (1981) thoroughly describe the structure of precipitation in extratropical cyclones. However, there is a gap in our knowledge concerning wintertime cyclones where precipitation is totally in the form of ice crystals, i.e., snow. This is probably due to the fact that few

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Topographic Forcingple flow model for the sea breeze is discussed with particular emphasis on the influence of the mean wind. Finally, the Alpine heat low is studied..The topography of the earth’s surface influences local weather and climate in many ways. Sea breezes and valley winds are particularly well known exampl

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