Brief communication "An extreme meteorological event at the ISMAR oceanographic tower"

We report the evidence of a remarkable meteorological event in the Northern Adriatic Sea. Following the irruption of cold northerly air into the previously hot and humid eastern part of the Po valley, a strong instability developed with violent thunderstorms. At the ISMAR oceanographic tower, 15 km...

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Main Authors: M. Bastianini, L. Cavaleri, T. La Rocca
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Copernicus Publications 2012-02-01
Series:Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences
Online Access:http://www.nat-hazards-earth-syst-sci.net/12/281/2012/nhess-12-281-2012.pdf
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spelling doaj-c3b66ea175104169a1f40753ad33bdf52020-11-25T01:50:59ZengCopernicus PublicationsNatural Hazards and Earth System Sciences1561-86331684-99812012-02-0112228128510.5194/nhess-12-281-2012Brief communication "An extreme meteorological event at the ISMAR oceanographic tower"M. BastianiniL. CavaleriT. La RoccaWe report the evidence of a remarkable meteorological event in the Northern Adriatic Sea. Following the irruption of cold northerly air into the previously hot and humid eastern part of the Po valley, a strong instability developed with violent thunderstorms. At the ISMAR oceanographic tower, 15 km off the coast of the Venice lagoon, although no one was on board, the records of 6 July 2008 from the various instruments coherently show the presence of an extreme and short-lived event that we associate either to a water spout or, more likely, to the strong downdraft of a mesoscale convective systemhttp://www.nat-hazards-earth-syst-sci.net/12/281/2012/nhess-12-281-2012.pdf
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Brief communication "An extreme meteorological event at the ISMAR oceanographic tower"
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L. Cavaleri
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title Brief communication "An extreme meteorological event at the ISMAR oceanographic tower"
title_short Brief communication "An extreme meteorological event at the ISMAR oceanographic tower"
title_full Brief communication "An extreme meteorological event at the ISMAR oceanographic tower"
title_fullStr Brief communication "An extreme meteorological event at the ISMAR oceanographic tower"
title_full_unstemmed Brief communication "An extreme meteorological event at the ISMAR oceanographic tower"
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1684-9981
publishDate 2012-02-01
description We report the evidence of a remarkable meteorological event in the Northern Adriatic Sea. Following the irruption of cold northerly air into the previously hot and humid eastern part of the Po valley, a strong instability developed with violent thunderstorms. At the ISMAR oceanographic tower, 15 km off the coast of the Venice lagoon, although no one was on board, the records of 6 July 2008 from the various instruments coherently show the presence of an extreme and short-lived event that we associate either to a water spout or, more likely, to the strong downdraft of a mesoscale convective system
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