Interrelationships between satellite-observed cloud patterns, numerically analyzed baroclinicity and vertical motion.
Numerically analyzed baroclinicity, an operational product of Fleet Numerical Weather Facility (FNWF) , Monterey, California, is related to cloud patterns depicted on ESSA III nephanalyses for the Atlantic-European and Pacific-North American areas during the period 7-17 December 1966. In additio...
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Monterey, California. U.S. Naval Postgraduate School
2012
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10945/12374 |
| Summary: | Numerically analyzed baroclinicity, an operational product of
Fleet Numerical Weather Facility (FNWF) , Monterey, California, is related
to cloud patterns depicted on ESSA III nephanalyses for the
Atlantic-European and Pacific-North American areas during the period
7-17 December 1966. In addition, interrelations between the numerically
analyzed fronts, satellite cloud observations and FNWF 850-mb and 500-mb
vertical motion fields are presented. |
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