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Mesoscale Modeling at High (but not Turbulence-Resolving) Resolution

Rich Rotunno

Thu, Oct 31 2013, 9:30am

FL2/1022

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Use of the Parcel Buoyancy Minimum (Bmin) to Diagnose Thermodynamic Destabilization in Convection-Permitting Simulations

Stan Trier

Thu, Oct 3 2013, 9:30am

FL2/1022

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The Use of Radar Data in the Met Office Convection-Permitting NWP based Nowcasting System

Lee Hawkness-Smith

Fri, Sep 27 2013, 4:30am

FL2/1022

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