Three dimensional cloud top changes related to thunderstorm severity
Robert F. Adler
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Robert F. Adler
Abstract
Digital infrared data from a geostationary satellite are used to study thunderstorm top growth rates and other parameters in relation to the occurrence of severe weather on the ground. Both the rate of upward growth of the thunderstorm top and the maximum height reached are shown to be useful parameters in the detection of severe thunderstorms.
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Digital infrared data from a geostationary satellite are used to study thunderstorm top growth rates and other parameters in relation to the occurrence of severe weather on the ground. Both the rate of upward growth of the thunderstorm top and the maximum height reached are shown to be useful parameters in the detection of severe thunderstorms.
Key concepts: Thunderstorm, Geostationary orbit, Meteorology, Environmental science, Cloud top, Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite, Satellite, Severe weather