Date:03/01/1992
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Baker, B.A.
Title:Turbulent entrainment and mixing in clouds: A new observational approach
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 49, 387-404
Abstract:A statistical analysis of cloud droplet interarrival times, measured using an aircraft-mounted forward-scattering spectrometer probe
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Date:06/01/1983
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Boatman, J.F., A.H. Auer, Jr.
Title:The role of cloud top entrainment in cumulus clouds
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 40, 1517-1534
Abstract:The entrainment process and its resultant effects on the microphysics and dynamics within cumuli are not year clearly understood. This research was undertaken to discover the role which cloud top plays in the entrainment process and to determine whether observed downdraft magnitudes could be explained on the basis of evaporative cooling
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Date:07/01/1989
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Christian, T.W., R.M. Wakimoto
Title:The relationship between radar reflectivities and clouds associated with horizontal roll convection on 8 August 1982
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 117, 1530-1544
Abstract:Horizontal convective rolls and cloudstreets that occurred in northeastern Colorado are studies using Doppler radar data, cloud photography, and vertical soundings
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Date:02/15/1991
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Grabowski, W.W., T.L. Clark
Title:Cloud-environment interface instability: Rising thermal calculations in two spatial dimensions
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 48, 527-546
Abstract:High resolution two-dimensional numerical experiments of rising thermals in a stably stratified environment were performed to study the cloud boundary instability. Unstable modes develop on the leading edge of the rising thermal, which are driven by the buoyant production of vorticity and lead to the type of entraining eddies that are throught to be responsible for observed dilution of convective clouds
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Date:02/15/1993
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Grabowski, W.W., T.L. Clark
Title:Cloud-environment interface instability. Part II: Extension to three spatial dimensions
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 50, 555-573
Abstract:Three-dimensional numerical experiments were performed with thermals rising in a stably stratified environment to study the cloud-environment boundary instability. This work extends that reported in Part I. It is shown that the analytical theory developed in Part I, which describes the evolution of the laminar
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Date:12/01/1993
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Grabowski, W.W., T.L. Clark
Title:Cloud-environment interface instability. Part III: Direct influence of environmental shear
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 50, 3821-3828
Abstract:The direct effect of vertical shear of the horizontal wind for the unperturbed environment on the cloud-environment interface instability is investigated. Results indicate that the direct influence of environmental shear typical of
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Date:11/01/1993
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Grabowski, W.W., H. Pawlowska
Title:Entrainment and mixing in clouds: The Paluch mixing diagram revistited
Publication:J. Appl. Met., 32, 1767-1773
Abstract:The applicability of the Paluch mixing diagram to studies dealing with cumulus entrainment is reexamined. Theoretical considerations are illustrated with the Paluch method applied to numerically simulated entrainment into a rising
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Date:02/01/1991
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Heymsfield, A.J., L.M. Miloshevich
Title:On radiation and latent heat feedback in clouds: Implications and a parameterization
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 48, 493-495
Abstract:NOTES & CORRES. Nonadiabatic changes in cloud termpature results from the opposing effects of radiation and the resulting phase change and latent heat casued by this radiative forcing. It is shown that the fraction of ``realized' (net) radiative heating-cooling is strongly temperature-depenent, increasing from 33% at 20 \deg C to 92% at -40 \deg C. The primary implication of this study
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Date:06/01/1980
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Hobbs, P.V., M.K. Politovich, L.F. Radke
Title:The structures of summer convective clouds in eastern Montana, I: Natural clouds
Publication:J. Appl. Met., 19, 645-663
Abstract:The microstructures and precipitation-roudcing mechanisms in 93 clouds in the vicinity of Miles City, Montana have been explored through airborne measurements. Small cumulus and cumulu complexes contained high cloud particle concentrations and had narrow particle size spectra; broader spectra and lower particle concentrations were measured in embedded cumulus
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Date:08/01/1990
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Joseph, J.H., R.F. Cahalan
Title:Nearest neighbor spacing of air weather cumulus clouds
Publication:J. Appl. Met., 29, 793-805
Abstract:Histograms of nearest neighbor spacing of fair weather cumulus at 15 locations over the world's oceans are presented based on the analysis of high resolution LANDSAT 3 multispectral scanner images for amounts of cloud cover ranging from 0.6% to 37.6%. These histograms are found to be essentially the same at all locations analyzed, similarly to our previous findings on the size distributions and the fractal
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Date:08/15/1988
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Krueger, S.K.
Title:Numerical simulation of tropical cumulus clouds and their interactions with the subcloud layer
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 45, 2221-2250
Abstract:A two-dimensional numerical model suitable for simulating an ensemble of cumulus clouds has been developed. It differs on turbulent processes in the boundary layer and in clouds. In the model, cloud-scale dynamics are coupled with a third-moment turbulence closure
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Date:01/01/1993
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Malinowski. S.P., I. Awadski
Title:On the surface of clouds
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 50, 5-13
Abstract:The cloud-entrainment mixing process is considered in terms of fractal properties of the cloud-clear air interface. The fractal dimension of the cloud surface is estimated from high-resolution airborne data. The value obtained is D = 2.55 in range of scales from at least 10 m to over 1000 m with the possibility of even greater extension. This distribution of filament sizes
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Date:09/15/1986
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Paluch, I.R.
Title:Mixing and the cloud droplet size spectrum: Generalizations from the CCOPE data.
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 43, 1984-1993
Abstract:Droplet size distributions have been examined in continental, convective clouds observed on 9 days during the Cooperative Convective Precipitation Experiment (CCOPE). Typically, the size at the large droplet peak in the condensation spectrum is
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Date:01/15/1989
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Paluch, I.R., D.G. Baumgardner
Title:Entrainment and fine-scale mixing in a continental convective cloud
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 46, 261-278
Abstract:Aircraft data from a penetration through several young, nonprecipitating, continental cumulus turrets are examined.
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Date:08/01/1987
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Pontikis, C., A. Rigaud, E. Hicks
Title:Entrainment and mixing as related to the microphysical properties of shallow warm cumulus clouds
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 44, 2150-2165
Abstract:A method is presented to investigate the relation between entrainment and the microphysical characteristics of warm cumuli, under the assumption that the Paluch analysis leads to the conclusion that there are two and only two sources of the cloud air
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Date:05/01/1991
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Radke, L.F., P.V. Hobbs
Title:Humidity and particle fields around some small cumulus clouds
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 48, 1190-1193
Abstract:Aircraft-borne measurements showed that five small cumulus clouds were surronded by regions of high humidity out to distances of several cloud radii from their centers. Total particle concentrations in the regions of high humidity were about twice those in the air at the same level, but well removed from the cloud boundaries. The regions of high humidity and particle concentrations also coincided with regions of high
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Date:11/01/1992
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Raymond, D.J., A.M. Blyth
Title:Extension of the stochastic mixing model to cumulonimbus clouds
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 49, 1968-1983
Abstract:The stochastic mixing model of cumulus clouds is extended to the case in which ice and precipitation form. A simple cloud microphysical model is adopted in which ice crystals and aggregates are carried along with the
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Date:02/01/1990
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Redelsperger, J-L., T. Clark
Title:The initiation and horizontal scale selection of convection over gently sloping terrain
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 47, 516-541
Abstract:Two- and three-dimensional numericla simulations were performed to investigate the scale selection and initiation of both moist and dry convection over gentle western and gentle eastern slopes where the latter represents
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Date:06/01/1991
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Sassen, K.
Title:Aircraft-produced ice particles in a highly supercooled altocumulus cloud
Publication:J. Appl. Met., 30, 765-775
Abstract:On 25 October during the 1986 Project FIRE Intensive Field Observations experiment, a NCAR King Air mission conductive over a ground-based polarization lider site at Wausau, Wisconsin, sampled a highly supercooled (-28 to -31 C) altocumulus perlucidus layer. Ground-based photography shows the concurrent formation of a contail, which glaciated
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Date:04/01/1986
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Simpson, J., B.R. Morton, M.C. Mccumber, R.S. Penc
Title:Observations and mechanisms of GATE Waterspouts
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 43, 753-782
Abstract:The GATE data base for days 261 and 186 is used for a combined observational and numerical investigation of interacting cumulus processes that be important in the generation of waterspouts
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Date:02/15/1993
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Takata, Y.
Title:The motion of uneven structure of convective clouds
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 50, 574-587
Abstract:An observational study on the motion of the uneven structure on the surface of convective clouds in carried out using a time-lapse video recorder.
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Date:10/01/1992
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Telford, J.W.
Title:Comments on ``Humidity and particle fields around some small cumulus clouds'
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 49, 1954-1955
Abstract:No abstract
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Date:09/01/1969
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Warner, J.
Title:The microstructure of cumulus cloud. Part III: The nature of the updraft
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 27, 682-688
Abstract:Results are given of detailed measurements of vertical air velocity in cumulus clouds of depth ranging from 0.7-4 km. Both peak updrafts and downdrafts and rms vertical velocity were found to increase with height above cloud base, the latter at a rate of about 0.7, sec^_1 km^_1. The rms velocity also increased as the stability of the clear airm envronment of the cloud decreased
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Date:01/01/1979
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Albrecht, B.A.
Title:A model of the thermodynamic structure of the trade-wind boundary layer: Part II. Applications
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 36, 90-98
Abstract:Several applications of a simple layered model of the temperature and moisture structure of the tradewind boundary layer are considered. The formation of the trade inversion in the wake of distrubed conditions is simulated. This simulation indicates that the observed thermodynamic structure can easily evolve
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Date:06/01/1979
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Betts, A.K., M.F. Silva Dias
Title:Unsaturated downdraft thermodynamics in cumuloninbus
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 36, 1061-1071
Abstract:The thermodynamic structure of unsaturated downdrafts driven by the evaporation of falling rain can be parameterized using an evaporation pressure scale related to downdraft speed, rain rate and raindrop population. The larger this evaporation scale, which can be inferred diagnostically from bulk downdraft dta, the more unsaturated the downdraft. Simple solution exist
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Date:07/15/1987
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Bretherton, C.S.
Title:A theory for nonprecipitating moist convection between two parallel plates. Part I: Thermodynamics and ``linear' solutions
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 44, 1809-1827
Abstract:Large eddy simulations and a linear theory are used to examine the characteristics of waves trapped in the temperature inversion that bounds the convective boundary layer. These waves are important because they
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Date:06/01/1980
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Hobbs, P.V., M.K. Politovich
Title:The structures of summer convective clouds in eastern Montana II: Effects of artificial seeding
Publication:J. Appl. Met., 19, 664-675
Abstract:The seeding of clouds in Miles City, Montanta with AgI pyrotechnics at cloud tops generally produced large increases in ice particle concentrations, decreases in liquid water contents, and increases in precipitation particles lower down in the clouds. Similar, but even more pronounced, changes were observed when clouds were seeded with dry ice.
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Date:07/15/1987
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Bretherton, C.S.
Title:Linear propagating nonprecipitating moist convection
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 44, 1869-1874
Abstract:Integral methods are used to show that in a simple model of nonprecipitating, moist convection, no small-amplitude propagating or oscillatory, two- or three-dimensional convective instabilities can grow
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Date:09/01/1988
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Bretherton, C.S.
Title:A theory for non-precipitating convection between two parallel plates. Part II: Nonlinear theory and cloud field organization
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 45, 2391-2415
Abstract:In Part I, an idealized model of nonprecipitating moist convection in a shallow conditionally unstable layer of viscous and diffusive air between two parallel plates was introduced, and the ``linear' instability of an exactly saturated static state maintained by diffusion was investigated
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Date:04/01/1985
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Chai, S.K., D.P. Rogers, J.W. Telford
Title:Comments on ``Mixing and the evolution of cloud droplet size spectra in a vigorous continental cumulus
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 42, 753-757
Abstract:No abstract
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Date:07/01/1973
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Chang, S.W., H.D. Orville
Title:Large-scale convergence in a numerical cloud model
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 30, 947-950
Abstract:The purpose of this note is to explain one way that the effects of larger scale horizontal convergence-divergence patterns can be superimposed on a numerical cloud model and to illustrate the results of one such superposition. As such it concentrates on the effects of the larger scale motion on the smaller scale motions
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Date:08/01/1981
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Cho, H-R., T.L. Clark
Title:A numerical investigation of the structure of vorticity fields associated with a deep convective cloud
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 109, 1654-1670
Abstract:The structure of vorticity fields of cumulus clouds is studied using a three-dimensional numerical convection model developed by Clark (1977, 1979, 1981). The analysis of the model results suggests that 1) it is justified to neglect the solenoidal effect in cloud vorticity dynamics; and 2) the effects of vertical advection and twisting of vorticity,
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Date:00/00/1982
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Hall, M.C.G., D.G. Cacuci, M.E. Schlesinger
Title:Sensitivity analysis of a radiative-convective model by the adjoint method
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 39, 2038-2050
Abstract:The adjoint method of sensitivity analysis is demonstrated on a radiative-convective climate model. A single adjoint calculation, which requires about the same computation time as the original model, suffices to calculate sensitivities of suface air temperature to all 312 model parameters. The uses of
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Date:05/01/1981
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Hanson, H.P.
Title:On mixing by trade-wind cumuli
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 38, 1003-1014
Abstract:Mixing processes associated with tropical marine boundary-layer cumuli are examined with a one-dimensional, steady-state model of the cloud and inversion layers which explicitly differentiates between cloud-scale and subcloud motions. Physically, the clouds are modeled as an ensemble average of well-mixed turbulent bursts into an otherwise
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Date:11/01/1979
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Heymsfield, A.J., C.A. Knight, J.E. Dye
Title:Ice initiation in unmixed updraft cores in northeast Colorado cumulus congestus clouds
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 36, 2216-2229
Abstract:Ice particle concentrations have been measured from the NOAA/NCAR Explorer sailplane in unmixed and mixed updraft regions within northeast Colorado cumulus congestus clouds, and compared with the concentrations predicted from measured ice nucleu spectra. The clouds investigated were ``cold, continental' cumulus with droplet populations of ~100 cm^-3 and cloud base
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Date:09/01/1988
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Jensen, J.B., A.M. Blyth
Title:Comment on ``Mixing mechanisms in cumulus congestus clouds. Part I: Observations'
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 45, 2460-2463
Abstract:No abstract
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Date:05/01/1983
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Koenig, L.R., F.W. Murray
Title:Theoretical experiments on cumulus dynamics
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 40, 1241-1256
Abstract:The sensitivity of a two-dimensional cloud model to changes in microphysical characteristics was examined using two soundings. The dynamic evolution of clouds having relatively warm bases was controlled more by rapidity of the production of liquid-phase precipitation than by the differences in the concentration of ice particles. There was little change
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Date:09/01/1988
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Lipps, F.B., R.S. Hemler
Title:Numerical modeling of a line of towering cumulus on Day 226 of GATE
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 45, 2428-2444
Abstract:A three-dimensional numerical model with warm rain bulk cloud physics is used to investigate the shallow convection observed on day 226 of GATE. This convection had cloud tops at 3.0 km, cloud bases at 0.4 km and approximately 0.1 cm of rain at the surface. The simulated convection shows a strong sensitivity to the
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Date:01/01/1990
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:McNider, R., F. Kopp
Title:Specification of the scale and magnitude of thermals used to initiate convection in cloud models
Publication:J. Appl. Met., 29, 99-104
Abstract:Boundary layer similarity techniques are employed to specify the scale and intensity of a thermal perturbation used to initialize a cloud in a numerical cloud model. Techniques are outlines to
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Date:09/01/1985
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Mitsuta, Y., S. Uchida
Title:Convective motion in the cumulus subcloud layer
Publication:J. Clim. Appl. Met., 24, 993-1000
Abstract:An observational study of convective motion in the cumulus subcloud layer was made by remote sensing from the ground. The vertical distributions of three-dimensional wind components are observed by a Doppler
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Date:01/01/1986
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Miura, Y.
Title:Aspect ratios of longitudinal rolls and convection cells observed during cold air outbreaks
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 43, 26-39
Abstract:Atmospheric conditions in which cellular-roll cloud patterns are apparent, and dependence of the aspect ratios of the cells on depths of the convective layer and the stability ratio are investigated by examining satellite pictures and aerolocial data over eastern Asia during cold air outbreaks in the months from January to March for 1975-82.
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Date:06/01/1984
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Paluch, I.R., C.A. Knight
Title:Mixing and the evolution of cloud droplet size spectra in a vigorous continental cumulus
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 41, 1802-1815
Abstract:Aircraft measurements in a vigorous, highly turbulent continental cumulus show predominantly bimodal and multiple peaked cloud droplet spectral shapes. The data are 100 m (1 x) averages. Three factors involved in the development of the cloud
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Date:06/01/1988
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Politovich. M.K., W.A. Cooper
Title:Variability of the supersaturation in cumulus clouds
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 45, 1651-1664
Abstract:The quasi-steady supersaturations in cumulus clouds from the Cooperative Convective Precipitation Experiment of 1981 are calculated from measurements of vertical wind, cloud droplet size, temperature and pressure. Mean values and spectral characteristics of the supersaturation are presented
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Date:11/15/1986
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Raymond, D.J., A.M. Blyth
Title:A stochastic mixing model for nonprecipitating cumulus clouds
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 43, 2708-2718
Abstract:Recent work suggests that nonprecipitating cumulus clouds must be considered as aggregates of many parcels always moving toward buoyancy equilibrium, example, some parcels originating at low levels seem to ascend to their level of undilute neutral buoyancy before mixing with the environment, while other mix at intermediate levels.
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Date:10/01/1982
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Raymond, D.J., J.H. Wilkening
Title:Flow and mixing in New Mexico mountain cumuli
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 39, 2211-2228
Abstract:Convection and cloud formation over mountains during weak winds and strong insolation were studied using an instrumented aircraft. Previous studies in cloudless situations had shown the existence of convergence over the mountain range at low levels, and divergence aloft. The present observations indicate that
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Date:00/00/1984
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Schemenauer, R.S., G.A. Isaac
Title:The importance of cloud top lifetime in the description of natural cloud characteristics
Publication:J. Clim. Appl. Met., 23, 267-279
Abstract:The microphysical and dynamical characteristics of 156 natural summer cumulus clouds have been documented for three locations in North America: Yellowknife, NWT; Thunder Bay, Ontario; Miles City, Montana. The measurements (469 aircraft penetrations)
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Date:09/15/1988
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Sykes, R.I., W.S. Lewellen, D.S. Henn
Title:A numerical study of the development of cloud-street spacing
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 45, 2556-2569
Abstract:Two-dimesional numerical computations of the developing boundary layer with a positive surface hat flux are presented. The model incorporates moisture phase-change effects; we are particularly interested in the cloud-street formation. The results show that cloud streets with large aspect ratios of
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Date:07/01/1985
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Wilde, N.P., R.B. Stull, E.W. Eloranta
Title:The LCL zone and cumulus onset
Publication:J. Clim. Appl. Met., 24, 640-657
Abstract:Variations of the lifting condensation level (LCL) of surface layer air are documentd based on data from the BLX83 field experiment in Oklahoma. For example, within a 25-km long region near Chickasha, the local LCS height was found to
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Date:12/15/1994
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Lucas, C., E.J. Zipser, M.A. LeMone
Title:Convective Available potential energy in the environment of oceanic and continental clouds: Correction and comments
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 51, 3829-3830
Abstract:No Abstract
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Date:1/1/1995
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Smith, S.A., P.R. Jonas
Title:A diagnostic model of turbulent transport in a cumulus cloud layer
Publication:Atmos. Res., 39, 127-143
Abstract:Results are presented from a mixed-layer model which has been used to diagnose the average trbulent flux profiles in cumulus-capped boundary-layers.
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Date:3/1/1996
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Otles, Z., J.A. Young
Title:Influence of shallow cumuli on subcloud turbulence fluxes analyzed from aircraft data.
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 53, 5, 665-676.
Abstract:The purpose of this study is to improve understanding of shallow cumuli in the planetary boundary layer (PBL) by quantitatively analyzing subcloud turbulence variables. Aircraft turbulence data for three flights from the 1986 Hydrologic-Atmospheric Pilot Experiment project over southwest France is extensively analyzed in terms of both cumulus regime and eddy dimensions.
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Date:01/01/1995
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Stith, J.L.
Title:A comparison of buoyancy sorting with the behavior of air in two cumuli.
Publication:Atmos. Res., 39, 333-354
Abstract:Airborne measurements and observations of the behavior of cloud base air in two cumuli are compared with the results from the Raymond-Blyth buoyancy sorting model.
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Date:01/01/1971
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Kuettner, J.P.
Title:Cloud bands in the earth's atmosphere.
Publication:Tellus, 23, 404-425
Abstract:It is now well known that parallel cloud bands are widespread in the earth's atmosphere. Observations from manned and unmanned spacecraft and from high-altitude aircraft in connection with soundings from ships and ground stations have shed light on their origin.
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Date:08/01/1990
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(64) Severe Storms
Author:Bluestein, H.B. G.R. Woodall
Title:Doppler-radar analysis of a low-precipitation severe storm.
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 118, 8, 1640-1664
Abstract:This is a detailed study of the structure and evolution of a convective storm that formed along the dryline in Oklahoma on 26 April 1984 and developed into a supercell.
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Date:07/15/1993
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(46) Microphysics - Warm Cloud
Author:Politovich, M.K.
Title:A study of the broadening of droplet size distributions in cumuli
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 50, 14, 2230-2244
Abstract:Cloud droplets may take a variety of paths to reach some location in a cloud and therefore may encounter varying growth conditions.
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Date:03/01/1997
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(71) Tropical Meteorology
Author:Sui, C.-H., K.-M. Lau, Y.N. Takayabu, D.A. Short
Title:Diurnal variations in tropical oceanic cumulus convection during TOGA COARE.
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 54, 5, 639-655
Abstract:Diurnal variations in atmospheric convection, dynamic/thermodynamic fields, and heat/moisture budgets over the equatorial Pacific warm pool region are analyzed based on data collected from different observation platforms during TOGA COARE.
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Date:05/01/1997
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(21) Cumulus Dynamics
Author:Vaillancourt, P.A., M.K. Yau, W.W. Grabowski
Title:Upshear and downshear evolution of cloud structure and spectral properties.
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 54, 9, 1203-1217
Abstract:A dynamic model, in conjunction with a microphysical model designed to predict evolution of cloud droplet spectra, is employed to perform two-dimensional simulations of a small nonprecipitating cumulus cloud in the presence of wind shear.
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Date:12/15/1996
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(71) Tropical Meteorology
Author:Xu, K.-M., D.A. Randall
Title:Explicit simulation of cumulus ensembles with the GATE Phase III data: Comparison with observations.
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 53, 24, 3710-3736
Abstract:The macroscopic behavior of cumulus convection and its mesoscale organization during Phase III of GATE is simulated with a 2D cloud ensemble model.
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Date:03/01/1995
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(21) Cumulus Dynamics
Author:Haman, K.E., H. Pawlowska
Title:Dynamics of nonactive parts of convective clouds
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 52, 519-531
Abstract:A model of the dynamically inactive parts of cumulus cloud (i.e. void of bulk, organized vertical drafts) is proposed. It is assumed that such parts of clouds consist of coarse filaments of saturated, droplet-containing air mixed with filaments of air free of liquid water and perhaps even unsaturated.
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Date:02/15/1995
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(21) Cumulus Dynamics
Author:Bechtold, P., J.W.M. Cuijpers, P. Mascart, P. Trouilhet
Title:Modeling of trade wind cumuli with a low-order turbulence model: Toward a unified description of Cu and Sc clouds in meteorological models
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 52, 455-463
Abstract:A simple method is proposed to extend a low-order turbulence including a subgrid-scale cloudiness scheme to represent not only nonconvective (stratiform) cloudiness and turbulence but also shallow, nonprecipitation cumulus convection by utilizing an appropriate subgrid-scale distribution function.
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Date:01/01/1993
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Konig, W.
Title:Parameterization of a momentum source in a tropical cumulus ensemble
Publication:Meteorol. Atmos. Phys., 52, 153-167
Abstract:An eddy effect of tropical deep convection on the large-scale momentum, resp. vorticity budget is investigated
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Date:02/01/1997
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Zhong, S., J.C. Doran
Title:A study of the effects of spatially varying fluxes on cloud formation and boundary layer properties using data from the South Great Plains cloud and radiation testbed
Publication:J. Clim., 10, 327-341
Abstract:Measurements from the South Great Plains Cloud and Radiation Testbed site, which is situated in Oklahoma and Kansas and extends over an area approximately
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Date:11/20/1993
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Kuo, K.S., R.M. Welch, R.C. Weger, M.A. Engelstad, S.K. Sengupta
Title:The three-dimensional structure of cumulus clouds over the Ocean 1. Structural analysis
Publication:J. Geophys. Res., 98, 20,6885-20,711
Abstract:Thermal channel (channel 6, 10.4-12.5 micrometers) images of five landsat thermatic mapper cumulus scenes over the ocean are examined.
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Date:12/01/1979
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(25) Entrainment
(21) Cumulus Dynamics
Author:Paluch, I.R.
Title:The entrainment mechanism in Colorado cumuli
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 36, 2467-2478
Abstract:Cloud air and clear air properties are analyzed to determine the altitude from where the entrained air originates. This is done using two parameters that are conserved with adiabatic altitude changes and that mix in a
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Date:12/01/1996
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Barnes, G.M., J.C. Fankhauser, W.D. Browning
Title:Evolution of the vertical mass flux and diagnosed net lateral mixing in isolated convective clouds
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 124, 2764-2784
Abstract:The evolution of the vertical mass flux in isolated cumulus and cumulus congestus clouds is documented using two King Airs during the Convection and Precipitation/Electrification Experiment (CaPE).
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Date:12/01/1993
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(23) Cumulus Parameterization
Author:Cuijpers, J.W.M., P.G. Duynkerke
Title:Large eddy simulation of trade wind cumulus clouds
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 50, 3894-3908
Abstract:A large eddy simulation (LES) model, used for studying the dry convective boundary layer, has been extended with an equation for the total water specific humidity and a condensation scheme to simulate the partly cloudy convective boundary layer.
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Date:09/01/1969
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Warner, J.
Title:The microstructure of cumulus cloud. Part I. General features of the droplet spectrum
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 26, pp. 1049-1059
Abstract:From the examination of a large number of droplet samples in cumulus clouds it is found that many droplet-size distributions have neither positive skewness nor a single mode.
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Date:01/01/1987
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Eilts, M. D., R. J. Doviak
Title:Oklahoma downbursts and their asymmetry
Publication:J. Clim. Appl. Met., 26, 69-78
Abstract:Doppler radar data collected each spring in 1979-1984 with the two Doppler radars operated by the National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) are used to investigate the asymmetry of low-altitude
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Date:08/01/1968
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Liu, J. Y., H. D. Orville
Title:Numerical modeling of precipitation effects on a cumulus cloud
Publication:Institute of Atmospheric Sciences, Rapid City, SD, Report 68-9
Abstract:The effects of precipitation on a model of cumulus cloud initiation and development over mountains are studied by numerically integrating the equations of otion, equations of conservation of water substance and the thermodynamic energy equation.
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Date:00/00/0000
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Cubitt, L.
Title:Buoyant vortex rings
Publication:Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Monash, University, Australia, G.F.D. Report No. 42
Abstract:This paper presents an analysis of the macro motion of a buoyant vortex ring which was generated via a small explosion on the atmospheric scale.
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Date:10/01/1971
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Morton, B. R., J. L. McGregor
Title:The dynamics of cloud tops
Publication:Dept. of Mathematics, Monash University, Australia, GFDL Paper No. 40
Abstract:None.
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Date:11/01/1973
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Simpson, Joanne
Title:The global energy budget and the role of cumulus clouds
Publication:NOAA Tech. Memo. ERL WMPO-8, Boulder, CO, pp. 175
Abstract:This material has been prepared in hopes that it may be used as a text and/or reference material by graduate students and researchers interesed in acquiring a broad background in tropical boundary layers.
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Date:08/01/1968
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Arnason, G., R. S. Greenfield
Title:Relationships between tropical precipitation and kinematic cloud models
Publication:Research and Development Tech. Report ECOM-02192-F, U. S. Army, pp. 112
Abstract:This report summarizes the development of a numerical model that simulates dry and moist convection including the rain stage.
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Date:01/01/1970
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Orville, H. D., L. J. Sloan
Title:Effects of higher order advection techniques on a numerical cloud model
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 98, 7-13
Abstract:Crowley's second-and-forth-order nonconservative techniques for treating the advection term in numerical solutions of the hydrothermodynamic equations are tested on a model of cumulus cloud growth over mountains.
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Date:11/01/1965
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Orville, H. D.
Title:A photogrammetric study of the initiation of cumulus clouds over mountainous terrain
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 22, pp. 700-709
Abstract:The initiation of cumulus clouds over mountainous terrain is investigated photogrammetrically.
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Date:12/01/1963
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Oliver, V. J., M. B. Oliver
Title:Coud Patterns Part I: Some aspects of the organization of cloud patterns
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 91, pp. 621-632
Abstract:The organization of convective clouds into streets and bands as observed in cloud study field trips, in plots of radar echos, and in pictures taken by TRIOS satellites and highh-flying aircraft is described, and some of the physical factors affecting the cloud patterns are discussed.
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Date:09/01/1963
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Ogura, Yoshimitsu
Title:The evolution of a moist convective element in a shallow, conditionally unstable atmosphere: A numerical calculation
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 20, pp. 407-424
Abstract:The development of an axially-symmetric convective circulation generated by release of an isolated light mass moist air in an unstable stratification has been investigated by integrating the dynamic equations numerically.
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Date:07/01/01/1978
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Moncrieff, M. W.
Title:The dynamical structure of two-dimensional steady convection in constant vertical shear
Publication:Qtr. J. of Royal Meteor. Society, 104, pp. 543-567
Abstract:A nonlinear regime of two-dimensional steady in unidirectional flow of constant vertical shear is examined theoretically, the main objective being to determine the organization of the updraught and downdraught system.
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Date:01/01/1953
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Malkus, J-S.
Title:Some results of a trade-cumulus cloud investigation
Publication:J. Meteorology, 11, pp. 220-237
Abstract:Cross sections through two trade-cumulus clouds are presented, showing the temperatures, turbulence, and water-vapor content of the clouds and their nearby environment, the cloud slope, and the external wind profile.
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Date:08/01/1952
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Malkus, J. S.
Title:The slopes of cumulus clouds in relation to external wind shear.
Publication:Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and IL Inst. of Tech., pp. 530-542
Abstract:An equation for the slope of cumulus clouds is derived. It is shown to depend upon the vertical ascent rate, the external wind shear and the horizontal friction forces between the cloud and its surroundings.
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Date:08/30/1963
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Malkus, J. S.
Title:Cloud Patterns over Tropical Oceans
Publication:Science, 141, pp. 767-778
Abstract:Tropical clouds are vital links in the radiation and water budgets of the planet, and they play an active role in maintaining eind systems, both locally and far away.
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Date:08/01/1957
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Malkus, J. S.
Title:Trade cumulus cloud groups: Some observations suggesting a mechanism of their origin
Publication:Tellus, nr. 1, pp. 33-44
Abstract:On a recent field trip to the western Caribbean, temperature gradients in the surface layers of the trade-wind oceans were found and related to the presence of cumulus cloud groups.
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Date:10/15/1973
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Kopp, F. J., H. D. Orville
Title:A numerical simulation of the June 9, 1972 storm in the Black Hills.
Publication:Preprints, 8th Conf. on Severe Local Storms, Oct. 15-17, 1973, Boston, MA
Abstract:A numerical simulation of the 9 June 1972 storm in the Black Hills has been attempted with a two-dimensional time dependent mountain-cumuli model.
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Date:10/01/1972
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Sartor, J. D.
Title:Clouds and precipitation
Publication:Physics Today, October 1972, pp. 32-38
Abstract:None.
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Date:03/01/1977
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Wilkins, E. M., Y. K. Sasaki, H. L. Johnson
Title:Interactions between a discrete convective element and a shearing environment: A numerical simulation
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 105, pp. 261-269
Abstract:The effects of vertical shear on the evolution of an element of dry thermal convection are investigatied by numerically integrating an appropriate set of equations.
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Date:07/01/1963
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Warner, J., J. W. Telford
Title:Some patterns of convection in the Lower Atmosphere
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 20, pp. 313-318
Abstract:Some features are described of convection betwen a uniform surface and the bases of smaller fair-weather cumuli.
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Date:09/01/1968
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Warner, J.
Title:The supersaturation in natural clouds
Publication:Jounal de recherches Atmospheriques, vol. III, 233-237
Abstract:Simultaneous measurements of updraft velocity and the droplet size distribution have enable calculations to be made of the supersaturation in small to moderate cumuli
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Date:01/01/1972
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Warner, J.
Title:The structure and intensity of turbulence in air over the sea
Publication:Quart. J. R. Met. Soc., 98, pp. 175-186
Abstract:Measurements of atmospheric turbulence have been made from an aircraft at heights in excess of 30 m over the open sea in convective simulations.
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Date:10/01/1971
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Warner, J.
Title:Observations of the eddy fluxes of heat and vapour over the sea
Publication:Quart. J. R. Met. Soc., 97, pp. 540-547
Abstract:The results reprted of 61 observations of eddy fluxes of heat and vapour at different heights above the sea surface in the trade wind regime off the eastern Australian coast at latitude 16*51 S.
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Date:06/01/1972
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Warner, J.
Title:The microstructure of cumulus cloud Part IV: The effect on the droplet spectrum of mixing between cloud and environment
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci, 28, pp. ??-??
Abstract:None.
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Date:09/01/1964
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Telford, J. W., J. Warner
Title:Fluxes of heat and vapor in the lower atmosphere derived from aircraft observations
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 21, 539-548
Abstract:Measurements from aircraft of temperature, mxing ratio and vertical velocity have been corrected on the basis of zero flux of mass through the flight path to yield fluxes of heat and water vapor different levels in the lower atmosphere.
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Record ID:19/91


Date:04/01/1966
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Takeda, T
Title:Effects on the prevailing wind with vertical shear on the convective cloud accompanied with heav rainfall
Publication:J. Met. Soc. of Japan, 44, pp. 129-143
Abstract:Under the assumption that a convective system with an updraft in the downshear side and a downdraft in the upshear side is already formed in the conditionally unstable atmosphere,
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Date:02/01/1978
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Takahashi, T
Title:Precipitation mechanisms in a shallow convective cloud model
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 35, pp. 277-283
Abstract:precipitation mechanisms in shallow convective clouds are studies using an axisymmetric cloud model.
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Date:02/01/1971
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Simpson, J., V Wiggert
Title:1968 Florida cumulus seeding experiment: Numerical model results
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 99, pp. 87-118
Abstract:None.
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Date:08/01/1973
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Lopez, R. E.
Title:A parametric model of cumulus convection
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 30, pp. 1354-1373
Abstract:The interaction of cumulus convection with larger scale systems is perhaps the most fundamental problem confronting meteorology today.
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Date:08/01/1979
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Baker, M.B., J. Latham
Title:The evolution of droplet spectra and the rate of production of embryonic raindrops in small cumulus clouds
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 36, 1612-1615
Abstract:Calculations have been made of the evolution of droplet spectra within small cumulus clouds which are entraining undersaturated environmental air.
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Date:08/19/1996
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Brenguier, J.L., L. Chaumat
Title:Condensational droplet growth in cumulus clouds
Publication:12th Int. Conf. on Clouds and Precipitation, Proc. Vol. 1, 19-23 Aug. 1996, Zurich, Switzerland, 57-60
Abstract:None
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Date:01/01/1999
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(46) Microphysics - Warm Cloud
Author:Lawson, R.P., A.M. Blyth
Title:Reply to comments on: 'A comparison of optical measurements of liquid water content and drop size distribution in adiabatic regions of Florida cumuli'
Publication:Atmos. Res., 50, 77-80
Abstract:None
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Date:07/15/1999
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Pandya, R.E., M.J. Alexander
Title:Linear stratospheric gravity waves above convective thermal forcing
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 56, pp. 2434-2446
Abstract:None.
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Record ID:19/99


Date:08/01/1966
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Auer, A.H., Jr., W. Sand
Title:Updraft measurements beneath the base of cumulus and cumulonimbus clouds
Publication:J. Appl. Met., 5, 461-466
Abstract:During the summers of 1964 and 1965, the Colorado State Univesity Hail Suppression Research Project made updraft measurements beneath the base of cumulus and cumulonimbus clouds in northeastern Colorado.
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Date:01/01/1974
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Dennis, A.S., H.D. Orville
Title:Role of cloud dynamics in structuring precipitation
Publication:J. Rech. Atmos., 59-71
Abstract:The most serious attenuation of microwaves is produced by precipitation from convective clouds.
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Date:01/01/1976
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(21) Cumulus Dynamics
Author:Moncrieff, M.W., M.J. Miller
Title:The dynamics and simulation of tropical cumulonimbus and squall lines
Publication:Quart. J.R. Met. Soc., 102, 373-394
Abstract:Techniques of theoretical analysis and numerical simulation are combined to produce a dynamical model of tropical cumulonimbus convection which features a close cooperation between the updraught and downdraught circulations.
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Date:01/01/1969
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Weinstein, A.I.
Title:A numerical model of cumulus dynamics and microphysics
Publication:Penn State University Report No. 13, Dept. of Meteorology, University Park, PA
Abstract:The evolution of a cumulus cloud, a complicated phenomenon resulting from the interaction of numerous subphenomena, can be best understood by simulating the subprocesses on a computer or in the laboratory.
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Date:12/15/1987
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Lin, Y-J., R.G. Hughes
Title:Structural features of a microburst-producing storm in Colorado revealed by JAWS Dual-Doppler radars
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 44, 3640-3655
Abstract:Some dynamic and thermodynamic structures of a microburst-producing storm, which occurred on 14 July 1982 in Colorado, were studied in detail during the storm's quasi-steady mature stage. Dual-Doppler data from 1646 to 1648 MDT, collected during the project
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Date:06/01/1973
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Betts, A.K., F.J. Dugan
Title:Empirical formula for saturation pseudoadiabats and saturation equivalent potential temperature
Publication:J. Appl. Met., 12, 731-732
Abstract:None
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Date:06/01/1977
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Cumulus Group, NHEML
Title:1976 Florida Area cumulus experiment (FACE): Operational summary
Publication:NOAA Technical Memorandum ERL WMPO-38, Weather Modification Program Office, Boulder, CO, 175 pp.
Abstract:The Florida Area Cumulus Experiment (FACE) continued in 1976 for the 92 days between June 1 and August 31, with randomized seeding and other studies conducted over an area of 1.3 x 10^4 km^2.
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Date:01/01/1976
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Deardorff, J.W.
Title:On the entrainment rate of a stratocumulus-topped mixed layer
Publication:Quart. J. R. Met. Soc., 102, 563-582
Abstract:The forced entrainment rate at the top of a stratocumulus deck is derived from the assumption that the negative buoyancy flux there is a particular fraction (1/2) of the average buoyancy flux within the entire mixed layer.
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Date:03/01/1974
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Experimental Meteorology Laboratory Staff
Title:1973 Florida Area Cumulus Experiment (FACE) Operational and Preliminary Summary
Publication:NOAA TEchnical Memorandum ERL WMPO-12, Weather Modification Program Office, Boulder, CO, 254 pp.
Abstract:The experimental period was the 94 days between 11 June and 12 September, 197, in a 4800 square mile target area just northwest of Miami, Florida.
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Date:09/01/1990
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Hobbs, P.V., A.L. Rangno
Title:Summary of airborne data collected from the University of Washington's Convair C-131A research aircraft in maritime cumuliform clouds off and near the Washington coast between 30 January 1987 and 14 March 1990
Publication:Cloud and Aerosol Research Group, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98915, 44 pp.
Abstract:Since 1978 we have carried out 118 research flights in various types of clouds off the Pacific Coast of Washington State and in estern and eastern Washington State.
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Date:04/01/1992
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Hobbs, P.V., A.L. Rangno
Title:Summary of airborne data collected from the University of Washington's Convair C-131A research aircraft in continental and semi-continental cumuliform clouds in Washington state between 27 April 1989 and 12 March 1992
Publication:Cloud and Aerosol Research Group, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98915, 14 pp. + appendices
Abstract:In an earlier report (Hobbs and Rangno, 1990a) we summarized airborne measurements of the microstructures of maritime cumuliform clouds off and near the Pacific Coast of Washington State. In this report we present a similar tabulation for continental and semi-continental cumuliform clouds...
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Date:06/01/1967
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Hosler, C.L., L.G. Davis, J.I. Kelley, E.J. Mack
Title:An investigation of the dynamics and microphysics of clouds
Publication:The College of Earth and Mineral Sciences Experiment Station, The Pennsylvania State University, Dept. of Meteorology, University Park, PA
Abstract:This report covers some of the activities conducted under NSF GP-4745 concerning the dynamics and microphysics of clouds.
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Date:05/01/1975
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Isaac, G.A., J.I. MacPherson, L.B. MacHattie
Title:Forest fires and cumulus clouds
Publication:NAE Misc 51, National Research Council of Canada, 14 pp.
Abstract:None
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Date:12/01/1974
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Leichter, I.
Title:Moisture flux and precipitation studies of convective storms in western South Dakota using pibal and radar data
Publication:Report 74-11, Inst. of Atmospheric Sciences, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Rapid City, SD 57701, 63 pp
Abstract:Convergence-divergence patterns of several convective storms have been derived from a pilot balloon network.
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Date:11/01/1977
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Lipps, F.B.
Title:A study of turbulence parameterizaiton in a cloud model
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 34, 1751-1772
Abstract:A diagnostic second-order turbulence parameterization has been incorporated into a shallow anelastic three-dimensional numerical cloud model.
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Date:01/01/1975
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Pastushkov, R.S.
Title:The effects of vertical wind shear on the evolution of convective clouds
Publication:Quart. J.R. Met. Soc., 101, 281-291
Abstract:The effects of ambient wind shear U^'_0 on the evolution of an isolated three-dimensional convective cloud are studied.
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Date:09/01/1976
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Wakefield, J.S., W.H. Schubert
Title:Design and execution of the marine stratocumulus experiment
Publication:Atmospheric Science Paper No. 256, Dept. of Atmospheric Science, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 80523, 74 pp,
Abstract:The design and field phases of an observational program to study marine stratocumulus cloud using a single aircraft (NCAR Electra) are discussed.
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Date:02/01/1977
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Sommeria, G., J.W. Deardorff
Title:Subgrid-scale condensation in models of nonprecipitating clouds
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 34, 344-355
Abstract:One of the shortcomings of present condensation schemes is the assumption that a computational grid volume is either entirely saturated or entirely unsaturated.
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Date:03/01/1972
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Wiggert, V.
Title:Cumulus simulations by a modified axisymmetric model, with comparisons to four observed tropical clouds
Publication:NOAA Technical Memorandum ERL OD-12, NOAA, ERL, Boulder, CO, 96 pp.
Abstract:Using visual and radar documentation of the growth cycles of four tropical maritime cumuli, along with the most relevant thermodynamic sounding for each, the asisymmetric cumulus model of Murray was used to attempt simulation of the observed activity.
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Date:04/01/1977
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Wilhelmson, R.B.
Title:On the thermodynamic equation for deep convection
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 105, 545-549
Abstract:A review is given of six equations that are used to approximate reversible saturated parcel ascent.
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Date:10/01/1972
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Wilhelmson, R., Y. Ogura
Title:The pressure perturbation and the numerical modeling of a cloud
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 29, 1295-1307
Abstract:The adaptation of the deep convection equations of Ogura and Phillips to moist convection results in an implicit relationship between temperature, potential temperature, pressure and saturation vapor pressure.
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Date:01/01/1979
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Albrecht, B.A., A.K. Betts, W.H. Schubert, S.K. Cox
Title:A model of the thermodynamic structure of the trade-wind boundary layer: Part I: Theoretical formulation and sensitivity tests
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 36, 73-89
Abstract:A numerical model which predicts the time variation of the thermodynamic structure of the tradewinse boundary layer is developed.
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Date:06/01/1990
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Bluestein, H.B., E.W. McCaul, Jr., G.P. Byrd, R.L. Walko, R. Davies-Jones
Title:An observational study of splitting convective clouds
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 118, 1359-1370
Abstract:This is a case study of deep, but narrow convective towers which split twice into right- and left-moving components in sourthwest Oklahoma on 28 May 1985. Our analysis makes use of storm-intercept visual documentation, mobile soundings, surface mesonetwork data, and frequent soundings
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Date:05/01/1990
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Colman, B.R.
Title:Thunderstorms above frontal surfaces in environments without positive CAPE, Part I: A climatology
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 118, 1103-1121
Abstract:The first of two papers describing thunderstorms that occur above frontal surfaces, frequently in environments without positive convective avaiable potential energy (CAPE), focuses on the climatology of such storms for the conterminous United States
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Date:05/01/1990
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Colman, B.R.
Title:Thunderstorms above frontal surfaces in environments without positive CAPE, Part II: Organization and instability mechanisms
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 118, 1123-1144
Abstract:The second of two papers describing thunderstorms that occur above frontal surfaces, frequently in environments without positive convective available potential energy (CAPE), focuses on an impressive outbreak of elevated thunderstorms during AVE-SESAME I.
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Date:11/01/1980
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(41) Mesoscale Meteorology
Author:Lemone, M.A., E.J. Zipser
Title:Cumulonimbus vertical velocity events in GATE. Part I: Diameter intensity and mass flux
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 37, 2444-2457
Abstract:This is the first part of a two-part paper defining the nature of the vertical air motion in and around GATE cumulonimbus clouds
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Date:01/01/1980
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(66) Stratiform/Stratocu Clouds
Author:Randall, D.A.
Title:Entrainment into a stratocumulus layer with distributed radiative cooling
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 37, 148-159
Abstract:It is shown that the radiative cooling of a cloud layer strongly influences the turbulent flux profiles and the entrainment rate, and that the radiative cooling should be modeled as acting inside the turbulent layer
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Date:01/01/1980
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(23) Cumulus Parameterization
Author:Randall, D.A.
Title:Conditional instability of the first kind upside-down
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 37, 125-130
Abstract:It is shown that entrainment leads to the generation of turbulence kinetic energy in a stratocumulus layer when the virtual temperature jump at the cloud top is weaker than a critical value. The critical velue increases as the relative humidity of the air above cloud top decreases.
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Date:2/1/1979
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(75) Weather Modification
Author:Sax, R.I., J. Thomas, M. Bonebrake
Title:Ice evolution within seeded and nonseeded Florida cumuli.
Publication:J. Appl. Met., 18, 203-214
Abstract:From in-cloud microphysical data collected during the Florida Area Cumulus Experiment, evidence is presented documenting the presence of significantly greater quantities of crystalline ice near the -10 C sampling level in convective towers previously seeded wiht AgI pyrotechnics compared to those growing naturally under similar environmental conditions
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Date:07/01/1979
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(66) Stratiform/Stratocu Clouds
Author:Schubert, W.H., J.S. Wakefield, E.J. Steiner, S.K. Cox
Title:Marine stratocumulus convection. Part II: Horizontally inhomogeneous solutions
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 36, 1308-1324
Abstract:Solutions of the horizontally inhomogeneous version of the coupled, convective-radiative, cloud-topped mixed-layer model described in Part I of this study are presented
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Date:07/01/1979
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(66) Stratiform/Stratocu Clouds
Author:Schubert, W.H., J.S. Wakefield, E.J. Steiner, S.K. Cox
Title:Marine stratocumulus convection. Part I: Governing equations and horizontal homogeneous solutions
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 36, 1287-1307
Abstract:A coupled, convective-radiative, boundary-layer model of marine stratocumulus clouds is presented
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Date:12/01/1986
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Seitter, K.L.
Title:A numerical study of stmospheric density current motion including the effects of condensation
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 43, 3068-3076
Abstract:A new form of the density current speed equation is presented which uses the surface pressure rise to predict the speed of the current front. This allows the speed prediction to be made with only surface measured quantities. This form of the equation is tested on gust front observations and numerical
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Date:11/01/1980
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(41) Mesoscale Meteorology
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Zipser, E.J., M.A. LeMone
Title:Cumulonimbus vertical velocity events in GATE. Part II: Synthesis and model core structure
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 37, 2458-2469
Abstract:The properties of convective drafts and cores are presented in Part I.
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Date:01/01/1981
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Achtemeier, Gary
Title:Observations of turbulent boundary-layer interaction with a thunderstorm outflow-A possible wake region energy source
Publication:Boundary-layer Meteorol., 55, 309-324
Abstract:Laboratory and numerical model simulations of turbulent circulations within the wake regions of thunderstorm outflows have been done with the assumption that there is no turbulence within the ambient airmass.
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Record ID:19/133


Date:03/01/1990
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Bluestein, H.B., E.W. McCaul, Jr., G.P. Byrd, R.L. Walko
Title:Thermodynamic measurements under a wall cloud
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 118, 794-799
Abstract:A storm intercept crew from the University of Oklahoma made a sounding near the underneath the wall cloud of the right-moving member of splitting thunderstorm in north Texas on 27 May 1985.
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Date:10/01/1990
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Bluestein, H.B.
Title:Observations of 'Steam Devils' over a lake during a cold-air outbreak
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 118, 2244-2247
Abstract:None
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Record ID:19/135


Date:01/01/1979
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Breed, D.W.
Title:Liquid water measurements in high elevation continental cumuli
Publication:NCAR Cooperative Thesis No. 57, Colorado State Univesity and National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, CO, 104 pp
Abstract:Measurements of cloud droplet spectra, liquid water content, vertical velocity, and state parameters, obtained by the NCAR/NOAA sailplane and two powered aircraft, are presented from Colorado State University's 1975 South Park field season.
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Record ID:19/136


Date:05/01/1979
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Cumulus Group, NHEML
Title:1978 Florida Area Cumulus Experiment (FACE): Operational summary and data inventory
Publication:NOAA Technical memorandum ERL NHEML-4, National Hurricane and Experimental Meteorology laboratory, Coral Gables, FL, 262 pp.
Abstract:The confirmatory phase of the Florida Area Cumulus Experiment (FACE-2) began in 1978.
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Date:04/01/1983
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Fankhauser, J.C., G.M. Barnes, C.J. Biter, D.W. Breed, M.A. LeMone
Title:Summary of NCAR Queen Air measurements beneath cumuli in CCOPE
Publication:NCAR Technical Note TN-207+STR, Convective Storms Division, NCAR, Boulder, CO, 134 pp
Abstract:Measurements by two NCAR Queen Airs beneath convective clouds observed during coordinated 'early-storm' studies in the Cooperative Convective Precipitation Experiment (CCOPE) are summarized, condensed, and tabulated.
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Date:09/01/1978
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Heymsfield, A.J., P.N. Johnson, J.E. Dye
Title:Observations of moist adiabatic ascent in northeast Colorado cumulus congestus clouds
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 35, 1689-1703
Abstract:The characteristics of entrainment in and below 12 developing cumulus congestus clouds in the northeastern Colorado area were investigated using measurements obtained with the NCAR/NOAA sailplane, supporting aircraft and rawinsondes.
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Date:01/01/1979
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Manton, M.J.
Title:On the prediction of radiative cooling rates and fluxes in the troposphere
Publication:J. Rech. Atmos., 3, 201-214
Abstract:A three-stream radiation model, spanning wavenumbers from zero to 24250 cm^-1, is developed for use in dynamical boundary layer models.
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Date:12/01/1980
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Matthews, D.A., F.E. Politte
Title:HIPLEX rawinsonde skew T-log P analysis
Publication:Report, Dept. of the Interior, Water and Power Resource Service, Denver, CO, 180 pp.
Abstract:Thermodynamic analyses of stability and moisture for all HIPLEX rawinsonder observations are plotted on skew T-log P diagrams and wind verctors are plotted at mandatory levels.
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Record ID:19/141


Date:01/01/1989
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Musil, D.J., P.L. Smith
Title:Interior characteristics at mid-levels of thunderstorms in the southeastern United States
Publication:Atmos. Res., 24, 149-167
Abstract:Data characterizing the updraft structures and hydrometeors observed in moderate thunderstorms by the armored T-28 aircraft during the 1986 Coo9perative Huntsville Meteorological Experiment (COHMEX) are presented.
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Date:09/01/1980
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Nicholls, S., M.A. LeMone
Title:The fair weather boundary layer in GATE: The relationship of subcloud fluxes and structure to the distribution and enhancement of cumulus clouds
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 37, 2051-2067
Abstract:The strcuture of the convective atmospheric boundary layer and the characteristics of the associated turbulent proceses in undistributed conditions over the tropical ocean are investigated using data collected...
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Date:04/01/1980
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Smith, P.L., Jr., D.J. Musil
Title:T-28 aircraft observations of the interior characteristics of Florida thunderstorms during trip '78
Publication:Report 80-3, Institute of Atmospheric Sciences, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Rapid City, SD 57701, 55 pp.
Abstract:This is the final report on research carried out as part of the 1978 Thunderstorm Research International Program (TRIP '78) with support under NSF
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Record ID:19/144


Date:04/01/1991
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Hales, J.E., H.G. Crowther
Title:Severe thunderstorm cases of July 1989 thru June 1990
Publication:NOAA Technical memorandum NWS NSSFC-29, National Weather Service, National Severe Storms Forecast Center, NOAA, Kansas City, MO 96106-2877
Abstract:Severe thunderstorm occurrences are relatively infrequent in much of the United States.
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Date:03/01/1991
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Danilov, S.D., A.I. Svertilov
Title:Internal gravity waves generated by the passage of thunderstorms.
Publication:Izvestiya, Atmos. & Ocean. Phys., 27, 158-163
Abstract:Some measurements of pressure fluctuations resulting from the passage of thunderstorm cells are presented, and a theoretical interpretation is attempted.
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Date:08/01/1987
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Detwiler, A., A.J. Heymsfield
Title:Air motion characteristics in the anvil of a severe thunderstorm during CCOPE
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 44, 1899-1911
Abstract:An anlysis of aircraft-measured data obtained in the lower portion of a High Plains thunderstorm anvil is presented. A ``wind shadow' is still evident 5 to 7 core diameters downstream of the storm core. The wind
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Date:08/01/1987
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Nelson, S.P., N.C. Knight
Title:The hybrid multicellular-supercellular storm--An efficient hail producer. Part I: An archetypal example
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 44, 2042-2059
Abstract:This is the first of a two-part serices describing storms termed ``hybrid' because their characteristics are intermediate between those classically defined as multicellular and supercellular. They are important because they tend to produce more hail and, in fact, often
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Date:08/01/1987
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Nelson, S.P.
Title:The hybrid multicellular-supercellular strom--An efficient hail producer. Part II: General characteristics and implications for hail growth
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 44, 2060-2073
Abstract:This paper is the second of a two part series describing what are termed hybrid storms because their characteristics are intermediate to classical multicellular and supercellular storms. Storms that
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Date:05/01/1996
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Vonnegut, B.
Title:Comments on Three-dimensional kinematic and microphysical evolution of Florida cumulonimbus.
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 124, 5, 1042-1043
Abstract:No abstract.
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Date:06/01/1990
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(53) Planetary/Atmospheric Boundary
Author:Wetzel, P.J.
Title:A simple parcel method for prediction of cumulus onset and area-averaged cloud amount over heteorgeneous land surfaces
Publication:J. Appl. Met., 29, 516-523
Abstract:The purpose of this note is to compare several methods for predicting the onset and quantitative amount of cloud cover over heterogeneous land surfaces
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Record ID:19/151


Date:05/01/1984
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(59) Radar Meteorology
Author:Wilson, J.W., R.D. Roberts, C. Kessinger, J. McCarthy
Title:Microburst wind structure and evaluation of Doppler radar for airport wind shear detection.
Publication:J. Clim. Appl. Met., 23, 6, 898-915
Abstract:Doppler weather radar data from the Joint Airport Weather Studies (JAWS) Project are used to determine the horizontal and vertical structure of airflow within microbursts.
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Record ID:19/152


Date:08/01/1969
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Arnason, G., P.S. Brown, R.T. Chu, R.S. Greenfield
Title:Numerical simulation of the macrophysical and microphysical processes of moist convection
Publication:Final Report, The Travelers Research Corp., 250 Constitution Plaza, Harford, CT, 62 pp
Abstract:None
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Record ID:19/153


Date:08/01/1965
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Levine, J.
Title:The dynamics of cumulus convection in the trades--A combined observational and theoretical study
Publication:Technical Report Ref. No. 65-43, Woods Hole Oceanographic Inst., Woods Hole, MA, 129 pp
Abstract:The development and calibration of a hot-wire instrument system for measuring cloud liquid water and volume median drop diameter is described.
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Record ID:19/154


Date:03/01/1964
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:MacCready, P.B., T.B. Smith, C.J. Todd
Title:Flagstaff cumulus studies
Publication:Report No. 4A, Meteorology Research Inc., 2420 N. Lake Ave., Altadena, CA,
Abstract:Compilation of reports
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Record ID:19/155


Date:02/01/1955
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Malkus, J.S., R.S. Scorer
Title:The erosion of cumulus towers
Publication:J. Met., 12, 43-57
Abstract:A differential equation is formulated for the rate of rise of isolated buoyant elements in the atmosphere, based in part on anology with the work of Davies and Taylor (1950) who studied the ascent of air bubbles in liquid.
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Date:02/01/1949
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Malkus, J.S.
Title:Effects of wind shear on some aspects of convection
Publication:Trans., Amer. Geophys. Union, 30, 19-25
Abstract:A jet ascending through a fluid possessing vertical shear of the horizontal wind will show a different in horizontal velocity from that of the ambient air.
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Record ID:19/157


Date:01/01/1986
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Matveev, Y.L.
Title:Role of large-scale vertical movements in the formation of atmospheric convective phenomena
Publication:Soviet Met. Hydol., 4, 1-7
Abstract:Investigated is the effect of large-scale vertical velocity, its distribution by altitude, and other parameters on the variation of thermal stratification (vertical temperature gradient) in time, which is closely related to the formation of convective vertical movements in clouds.
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Record ID:19/158


Date:06/01/1984
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:McCarthy, J., R. Serafin
Title:The Microburst hazard to aircraft
Publication:Weatherwise, 120-127
Abstract:None
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Record ID:19/159


Date:08/01/1987
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Mueller, C.K., R.E. Carbone
Title:Dynamics of a tunderstorm outflow
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 44, 1879-1898
Abstract:The kinematic and thermodynamic structures of a thunderstorm outflow are examined by means of dual Doppler radar analysis, mesonet, tower and sounding data.
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Record ID:19/160


Date:01/01/1975
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Ogura, Y.
Title:On the interaction between cumulus clouds and the larger-scale environment
Publication:Pageoph., 113, 869-889
Abstract:This article briefly reviews the published and unpublished work carried out by the author and his colleagues during the past few years on the interaction between cumulus clouds and the larger-scale environment.
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Record ID:19/161


Date:06/01/1972
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Roach, W.T., B.F. James
Title:A climatology of the potential vertical extent of giant cumulonimbus in some selected areas
Publication:Met. Mag., 101, 161-181
Abstract:This paper consists of two interrelated parts: a) Based on earlier evidence that simple 'parcel' theory using the tephigram was a good indicator of the maximum height likely to be reached by cumulonimbus
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Record ID:19/162


Date:08/01/1961
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Saunders, P.M.
Title:An observational study of cumulus
Publication:J. Met., 18, 451-467
Abstract:An observational study of cumulus is made from time-lapse film records, and laws describing the growth of cloud thermals (discrete masses of buoyant air) are deduced.
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Record ID:19/163


Date:01/01/1972
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Simpson, J.
Title:Reply to Simpson and Wiggert (1971)
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 29, 220-225
Abstract:None
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Record ID:19/164


Date:04/01/1971
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Simpson, J.
Title:On cumulus entrainment and one-dimensional models
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 28, 449-455
Abstract:None
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Date:07/01/1969
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Simpson, J., V. Wiggert
Title:Models of precipitating cumulus towers
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 97, 471-489
Abstract:This paper presents a model of the growth of cumulus clouds.
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Record ID:19/166


Date:11/01/1969
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Warner, J.
Title:The microstructure of cumlus cloud. Part II. The effect on droplet size distribution of cloud nucleus spectrum and updraft velocity
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 26, 1272-1282
Abstract:The concentration of cloud droplets in natural cloud has been found to be fully consistent with existing theory and with observations of cloud nuclei and updraft speed.
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Date:07/01/1967
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Warner, J., J.W. Telford
Title:Convection below cloud base
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 24, 374-382
Abstract:From observations made from the ground and from aircraft it is considered that clear air thermals are continuing plumes.
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Date:10/01/1979
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Yamada, T., G.L. Mellor
Title:A numerical simulation on BOMEX data using a turbulent closure model coupled with ensemble cloud relations
Publication:Quart. J. R. Met. Soc., 105, 915-944
Abstract:A one-dimensional verstion of a simplified second-moment turbulence closure model, coupled with a recently developed cloud model, is used to simulate BOMEX (Barbados Oceanographic and Meteorological Experiment) data.
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Date:10/01/1989
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Fovell, R., Y. Ogura
Title:Effects of vertical wind shear on numerically simulated multicell storm structure
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 46, 3144-3176
Abstract:A strictly two-dimensional cloud model was used to guage the effect of vertical wind shear on the mature phase behavior of model-simulated multicellular storms, extending the previous work of the authors. We specifically examine the propagation speed
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Date:01/01/1985
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Blyth, A.M., J. Latham
Title:An airborne study of vertical structure and microphysical variability within a small cumulus
Publication:Quart. J. R. Met. Soc., 111, 773-792
Abstract:On 27 July 1981, as part of the CCOPE experiment, the Univeristy of Wyoming King Air research aeroplane made penetrations at six levels ranging from 590 mb
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Date:12/01/1985
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Betts, A.K.
Title:Vector representation of trade cumlus thermodynamic fluxes
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 113, 2173-2175
Abstract:A vector representation of the BOMEX thermodynamic budget data is presented which shows graphically the relationship of the fluxes and the mean layer structure.
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Date:01/01/1996
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Geresdi, I.
Title:Numerical simulation of the precipitation development in a severe thunderstorm.
Publication:Atmos. Res., 41, 71-80
Abstract:A two-dimensional, slab-symmetric time-dependent cloud model was used to investigate precipitation formation in a severe thunderstorm, observed during the MIST project on 20 July 1986.
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Date:03/01/1996
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(58) Quantitative Precipitation Forecasting [QPF]
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Kato, T.
Title:Hydrostatic and non-hydrostatic simulations of the 6 August 1993 Kagoshima torrential rain.
Publication:J. Met. Soc. of Japan, 74, 3, 355-363
Abstract:Comparative experiments with real data using hydrostatic and non-hydrostatic models are performed for the torrential rain which occurred on 6 August 1993 in Kagoshima, the southern Kyushu, Japan.
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Record ID:19/174


Date:10/01/1988
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Kessinger, C.J., D.B. Parsons, J.W. Wilson
Title:Observations of a storm containing misocyclones, downbursts and horizontal vortex circulations
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 116, 1959-1982
Abstract:On 30 June 1982, a multicellular storm in Colorado produced four downbursts, three-misocyclones, a misoanticyclone, and horizontal vortex circulations within a relatively small area of the storm. Weather events associated with this storm included hail, heavy rain, and strong winds. A sounding taken two hours
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Date:12/01/1996
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
(64) Severe Storms
Author:Knupp, K.R.
Title:Structure and evolution of a long-lived, microburst-producing storm.
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 124, 2785-2806
Abstract:This paper describes an analysis of a long lived, microburst producing storm that evolved within a relatively dry environment having a relatively low CAPE value of 450 J kg_-1.
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Date:01/01/1982
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Manton, M.J., J. Warner
Title:On the droplet distribution near the base of cumulus clouds
Publication:Quart. J. R. Met. Soc., 108, 917-928
Abstract:Lateral entraiment in cumulus clouds is usually assumed to occur continuously as a cloud parcel rises.
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Date:01/01/1974
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Mason, B.J., P.R. Jonas
Title:The evolution of droplet spectra and large droplets by condensation in cumulus clouds
Publication:Quart. J. R. Met. Soc., 100, 23-38
Abstract:The paper describes a relatively simple model of a non-precipitating cumulus cloud that grows by the ascent of successive spherical thermals through the residues of their predecessors, mixing with the surroundings being
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Date:05/15/1988
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Schlesinger, R.E.
Title:Effects of stratospheric lapse rate on thunderstorm cloud-top structure in a three-dimensional numerical simulation. Part I: Some basic results of comparative experiments
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 45, 1555-1570
Abstract:An anelastic three-dimenisonal model is used to investigate the effects of stratospheric temperature lapse rate on cloud top height/temperature
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Date:11/01/1987
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Tremblay, A.
Title:Cumulus cloud transport, scavenging and chemistry: Observations and simulations
Publication:Atmos. Environ., 21, 2345-2364
Abstract:Observational and numerical investigations of cumulus cloud scavenging, transport and ehcmical processes are presented.
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Date:04/15/2001
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Hudson, J.G., S.S. Yum
Title:Maritime-continental drizzle constrasts in small cumuli
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 58, 915-926
Abstract:Continuous aircraft measurements of cloud condensation nuclei (CCN) were made during 16 summertime flights in eastern Florida.
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Record ID:19/181


Date:08/15/2001
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Masunaga, H., T. Nakajima
Title:The effective cloud fraction of broken clouds obtained by multistream radiative transfer. Part I: Longwave radiation
Publication:J. Atmos.Sci., 58, 2455-2467
Abstract:The influence of broken clouds on raditive flux has provided a major source of uncertainty in radiative transfer models of the atmosphere because plane-parallel approximations are assumed in most of the current atmospheric models, where horizontal inhomogeneity cannot be adequately taken into account.
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Date:06/01/2001
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(64) Severe Storms
Author:Crook, N.A.
Title:Understanding hector: The dynamics of island thuderstorms
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 129, 1550-1563
Abstract:Linear and nonlinear models are used to examine the delopment of island thunderstorms, in particular the Hector Convective system that forms over the Tiwi Island just north of Australia.
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Date:4/1/1997
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(71) Tropical Meteorology
Author:Chao, W.C., L. Deng
Title:Phase lag between deep cumulus convection and low-level convergence in tropical synoptic-scale systems.
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 125, 4, 549-559
Abstract:This study deals with the origin of the phase lag between deep cumulus convection and low-level convergence in tropical synoptic-scale systems, known since 1974.
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Record ID:19/184


Date:05/16/1996
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Chen, S.S., Houze, R.A., Jr.
Title:Diurnal Variation and Life-Cycle Deep Convective Systems Over the Tropical Pacific Warm Pool
Publication:Q.J.R. Meteorol. Soc., pp.357-388
Abstract:Satellite infared data and situ surface measurements from the Tropical Ocean Global Atmosphere Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere Response Experiement (TOGA COARE)
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Record ID:19/185


Date:09/30/1993
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Keenan, T.D., Ferrier, B., Simpson, J.
Title:Development and Structure of a Maritime Continent Thunderstorm
Publication:Meteorol. Atmos. Phys. 53, pp.185-222
Abstract:The evaluation of a marine continent thunderstorm complex (Hector) occurring over Bathurst and Melville Islands north of Darwin, Australia
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Date:01
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(53) Planetary/Atmospheric Boundary
(39) Large Eddy Simulation
Author:Golaz, J-C., H. Jiang, W.R. Cotton
Title:A large-eddy simulation study of cumulus clouds over land and sensitivity to soil moisture
Publication:reprints box 43
Abstract:none
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Record ID:19/187


Date:2000
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(39) Large Eddy Simulation
(74) Land Surface - Soil/Vegetation/Snow
Author:Golaz, J.C., H. Jiang, W.R. Cotton
Title:Large eddy simulations of cumulus clouds over land and sensitivity to soil moisture
Publication:13th International Conference on Clouds and Precipitation, 14-18 August, Reno, NV.
Abstract:none.
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Record ID:19/188


Date:2000
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(39) Large Eddy Simulation
(46) Microphysics - Warm Cloud
Author:Jiang, Cotton
Title:Large Eddy simulation of shallow cumulus convection during BOMEX: Sensitivity to microphysical and radiation
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 57, 766-785
Abstract:none
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Record ID:19/189


Date:12/1/2002
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Stevens, D.E., A.S. Ackerman, C.S. Bretherton
Title:Effects of Domain Size and Numerical Resolution on the Simulation of Shallow Cumulus Convection
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 59, 23, 3285-3301
Abstract:The authors present three-dimensional numerical simulations of oceanic trade cumulus clouds underlying stratocumulus clouds.
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Record ID:19/190


Date:1991
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(41) Mesoscale Meteorology
Author:Nicholls, Pielke, Cotton
Title:A two-dimensional numerical investigation of the interaction between sea breezes and deep convection over the Florida peninsula
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 119, 298-323
Abstract:none.
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Record ID:19/191


Date:1982
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(45) Microphysics - Ice Phase
(46) Microphysics - Warm Cloud
Author:Cotton, Tripoli, Levy
Title:The three-dimensional simulation of Florida convective clouds-sensitivity to cloud microphysical processes
Publication:Cloud Physics Conference, Nov. 15-18, Chicago, IL.
Abstract:none.
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Record ID:19/192


Date:1978
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Cotton, Tripoli
Title:Cumulus convection in shear flow three dimensional numerical experiments
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 35, 1503-1521
Abstract:none.
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Record ID:19/193


Date:1979
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Steiner
Title:Comments on Convection in shear flow three dimensional numerical experiments
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 36, 1609-1610
Abstract:none.
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Date:1979
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Cotton, Tripoli
Title:Reply
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 36, 1610-1611
Abstract:none
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Record ID:19/195


Date:1971
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(23) Cumulus Parameterization
Author:Cotton
Title:Comments on Steady-State One-Dimensional Models of Cumulus Convection
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 28, 647-648
Abstract:none.
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Date:
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Cotton
Title:Data requirements for verification and development of models on the cumuls scale
Publication:none
Abstract:none
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Record ID:19/197


Date:
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Cotton
Title:Numerical simulation and observational analysis of cumulus clouds and moist convective systems
Publication:none
Abstract:none
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Record ID:19/198


Date:04/01/2004
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(10) Boundary Layer Dynamics And Thermal Convection
Author:McCaa, J.R., C.S. Bretherton
Title:A new parameterization for shallow cumulus convection and its application to marine subtropical cloud-topped boundary layers. Part II: Regional simulations of marine boundary layer clouds
Publication:Mon. Wea. Rev., 132, 883-896.
Abstract:The impact of physical parameterizations on simulations of cloud-topped marine boundary layers is investigated using the fifth-generation Pennsylvania State University-NCAR Mesoscale Model (MM5).
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Record ID:19/199


Date:06/01/2005
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(10) Boundary Layer Dynamics And Thermal Convection
Author:Berg, L.K., R.B. Stull
Title:A simple parameterization coupling the convective daytime boundary layer and fair-weather cumuli
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 62, 1976-1988
Abstract:A new parameterization for boundary layer cumulus clouds, called the cumulus potential (CuP) scheme, is introduced.
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Record ID:19/200


Date:01/01/2005
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Blyth, A.M., S.G. Lasher-Trapp, W.A. Cooper
Title:A study of thermals in cumulus clouds
Publication:Q.J.R. Meteorol. Soc., 131, 1171-1190
Abstract:Air motions in the thermals contained within shallow Florida cumulus clouds were observed to be similar to the circulation observed in laboratory thermals.
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Record ID:19/201


Date:01/01/2005
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Blyth, A.M., S.G. Lasher-Trapp, W.A. Cooper
Title:A study of thermals in cumulus clouds
Publication:Q.J.R. Meteorol. Soc., 131, 1171-1190
Abstract:Air motions in the thermals contained within shallow Florida cumulus clouds were observed to be similar to the circulation observed in laboratory thermals.
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Date:05/01/2005
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(18) Cumulonimbus
Author:Eitzen, Z.A., D.A. Randall
Title:Numerical simulations of interactions between gravity waves and deep moist convection
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 62, 1480-1496
Abstract:This study uses a numerical model to simulate deep convection both in the Tropics over the ocean and the midlatitudes over land.
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Date:05/01/2005
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Zhao, M., P.H. Austin
Title:Life cycle of numerically simulated shallow cumulus clouds. Part I: Transport
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 62, 1269-1290
Abstract:This paper is the first in a two-part series in which the life cycles of numerically simulated shallow cumulus clouds are systematically examined.
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Date:05/01/2005
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Zhao, M., P.H. Austin
Title:Life cycle of numerically simulated shallow cumulus clouds. Part I: Transport
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 62, 1269-1290
Abstract:This paper is the first in a two-part series in which the life cycles of numerically simulated shallow cumulus clouds are systematically examined.
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Date:05/01/2005
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Zhao, M., P.H. Austin
Title:Life cycle of numerically simulated shallow cumulus clouds. Part II: Mixing dynamics
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 62, 1291-1310
Abstract:This paper is the second in a two-part series in which life cycles of six numerically simulated shallow cumulus clouds are systematially examined.
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Date:05/01/2006
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(73) Turbulence
Author:Siebert, H., K. Lehmann, M. Wendisch
Title:Observations of small-scale turbulence and energy dissipation rates in the cloudy boundary layer
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 63, 1451-1466.
Abstract:Tethered balloon-borne measurements with a resolution in the order of 10 cm in a cloudy boundary layer are presented.
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Date:01/01/2004
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:McFarquhar, G.M., S. Platnick, L. DiGirolamo, H. Wang, G. Wind, G. Zhao
Title:Trade wind cumuli statistics in clearn and polluted air over the Indian Ocean from in situ and remote sensing measurements
Publication:Geophys. Res. Ltrs., 31, L21105, doi:10.1029/2004GL020412.
Abstract:Relationships between trade wind cumuli coverage and aerosol concentration N_a, and between cloud optial thickness Tau_c and N_a are examined using in situ and remote sensing observations adquired on four days within and downwind of the Indo-Asian haze.
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Date:01/01/2006
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Wang, L-P., Y. Xue, O. Ayala, W.W. Grabowski
Title:Effects of stochastic coalescence and air turbulence on the size distribution of cloud droplets
Publication:Atmos. Res., 82, 416-432.
Abstract:A open question in warm rain process and precipitation formation is how rain forms in warm cumulus as rapidly as it has sometimes been observed.
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Date:01/01/2007
Subject:(19) Cumulus
(31) Four-Dimensional Data Assimilation [4DDA]
Author:McFarlane, S.A., W. W. Grabowski
Title:Optical properties of shallow tropical cumuli derived from ARM ground-based remote sensing
Publication:Geophys. Res., Ltrs., 34, L06808, doi:10.1029/2006GL028767.
Abstract:This paper presents results from ground-based remote sensing of optical properties of shallow convective clouds over the Nauru ARM site using the technique developed my McFarlane et al. (2002).
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Date:08/01/2007
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Stevens, Bjorn
Title:On the Growth of Layers of Nonprecipitating Cumulus Convection
Publication:J. Atmos. Sci., 64, 2916-2931.
Abstract:A prototype problem of a nonprecipitating convective layer growing into a layer of uniform stratification and exponentially decreasing humidity is introduced to study the mechanism by which the cumulus-topped boundary layer grows.
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Date:07/01/2007
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:S. J. Abel and B. J. Shipway
Title:A comparison of cloud-resolving model simulations of trade wind cumulus with aircraft observations taken during RICO
Publication:Quarterly Journal of the Meteorogical Society, 2007; 133: 781-794 (p 1343)
Abstract:ERRATUM. The original article to which this Erratum refers was published in Quarterly Journal of the Meteorogical Society, 2007; 133: 781-794.
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Date:05/01/2007
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Zhao, G., and L. Di Girolamo
Title:Statistics on the macrophysical properties of trade wind cumuli over the tropical western Atlantic,
Publication:J. Geophys. Res., 112, D10204, doi:10.1029/2006JD007371
Abstract:This study presents a comprehensive statistical overview of the macrophysical properties of trade wind cumulus clouds over the tropical western Atlantic using 152 scenes taken from the Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer (ASTER) between September and December 2004.
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Date:05/01/2007
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Betts, A. K.
Title:Coupling of water vapor convergence, clouds, precipitation, and land-surface processes,
Publication:J. Geophys. Res., 112, D10108, doi:10.1029/2006JD008191
Abstract:On daily timescales, the climate over land is a complex balance of many coupled processes.
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Date:05/01/2007
Subject:(19) Cumulus
Author:Abel, S. J., B. J. Shipway
Title:A comparison of cloud-resolving model simulations of trade wind cumulus with aircraft observations taken during RICO
Publication:Q. J. R. Meteorol. Soc. 133: 781–794, DOI: 10.1002/qj.55
Abstract:This paper presents results from simulations of trade wind cumulus with the Met Office Large Eddy Model (LEM) based on observed environmental profiles from the Rain In Cumulus over the Ocean (RICO) field experiment.
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