Analyses on Vertical Microphysical Characteristics of Autumn Stratiform Cloud in Lanzhou Region
Zhao Li
Abstract
Zhao Li
Abstract
The vertically sounding data of the stratiform cloud over Zhongchuan Air Port of Gansu in 5 weather processes in September and October 2001 measured by the airborne PMS probes and hygrothermoscope have been used. The data cover microphysical characteristics of autumn stratiform clouds such as Cs-As-Ns and Ac-Sc, cloud particle density, diameter, liquid water concentration and relative temperature. The cloud particle spectra were fitted by using a N order Γ type function and the optimum parameters were picked out. It is pointed out that the position of inversion layer corresponding to the 0℃ layer and the inversion intensity have obvious influence on the distribution of cloud microphysical characteristics and form of precipitation.
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The vertically sounding data of the stratiform cloud over Zhongchuan Air Port of Gansu in 5 weather processes in September and October 2001 measured by the airborne PMS probes and hygrothermoscope have been used. The data cover microphysical characteristics of autumn stratiform clouds such as Cs-As-Ns and Ac-Sc, cloud particle density, diameter, liquid water concentration and relative temperature. The cloud particle spectra were fitted by using a N order Γ type function and the optimum parameters were picked out. It is pointed out that the position of inversion layer corresponding to the 0℃ layer and the inversion intensity have obvious influence on the distribution of cloud microphysical characteristics and form of precipitation.
Key concepts: Depth sounding, Atmospheric sciences, Environmental science, Inversion (geology), Precipitation, Liquid water content, Meteorology, Cloud cover