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2-07-81-V0256
Title
Cloud Physics Studies in SCPP From 1977-87
Date
10/1/1987
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<br /> <br />rlQ~~e 1 O~ log-?r~~abili~y ~a~e~. <br /> <br />Since both the ann~al water year <br /> <br />~re2i?i~3tio~ cn~ Jan + Fe~ + Mar precipita=ion cata fit a s=raight i1ne on <br /> <br />lGg-~r8Da~i:ity ?c?er, the precipi~atio~ is log-~ormal distributed. The 10 <br /> <br />scpp =~elc seaS02 years are ~oted ~i~h +'5. <br />: ~~ <br /> <br />Arr obvio~s coaclusion is that <br /> <br />~~e 10 SCPP field secso~s included soree of the wettest and driest years on <br /> <br />r~~r.r? Dl~s a reasohable saEple of the inter~eciate precipitation seasons. <br /> <br />I:: anyt!l:..~g, sepp sc.:Jpled the extrer.1e seaSOGS :no:re than the "normal" <br /> <br />seaso::s. <br /> <br />Five c~ the 10 water year seasons were i:: the tails (~10% <br /> <br />prcja~ility range) ~hile enly two water years were wit~in !25% probability <br /> <br />~- <br />'-'- <br /> <br />r:or:::a.l. <br /> <br />An in~eresti~g aspec~ of the water year pro~ability is that 82/83, <br /> <br />85/87 a~d 76/77 were each EI Nino years with 82/83 being in the wettest 5% <br /> <br />c: water vears and 86/87 and 76/77 being in the driest 10% of water years. (? <br /> <br />Tne SCPP was operated over the A~erican River Basin :rc~ Sacramento to <br /> <br />La~e Tahoe (Fig~re 2). <br /> <br />T~e University of ~yoDing's instr~~ented King Air <br /> <br />(~2~~~) aircraft was opera~ed from ~cClellar. AFB (near Sacra~ento). The <br /> <br />Ca~ifo~~~a valley is at a height of < C.l kT. and the )arrier rises at a <br /> <br />~ea~_, cc~sta2t 2.5% s:ope to ~2.5 km just west of Lake :a~oe. <br /> <br />The upwind <br /> <br />conto~rs are smooth compared to most mountain ranges ane eXLend N~V/SSE for <br /> <br />~co KIn. <br /> <br />The distance Irom the foothills to the Sierra crest is ~100 km. <br /> <br />~~e~ra t=rrier cah be viewed as a sinple 2-D inclir.ec plar.e. <br /> <br />~ost orographic stor~s over the Sierra barrier can be described in <br /> <br />:ou= co~biaations 0: stable and <br /> <br />te:::-ms of <br /> <br />unstable plus deep <br /> <br />-ha <br />'-1....- <br /> <br />~ -... <br />srre.l..iO~' . <br /> <br />ihe~efore, t~e :o~~ s~ages of Sierra storns ere ~. Geep, stable <br /> <br />~ <br />L. <br /> <br />Gee?, <br /> <br />u~stab:e orcg=a?~lC. 3. shallow, stable o~ographic, <br /> <br />crcgrc?:1lC, <br /> <br />2 <br /> <br />f <br />I <br />I <br />i <br />i <br />I <br />1 <br />i <br />! <br />i <br />j <br />! <br />i <br />, <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />and <br />
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