WMOD00378

• Title: Physical Investigations of Winter Orographic Clouds in Utah
• Date: 3/1/1984
• State: UT
• Weather Modification - Doc Type: Report

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Figure 21. Same as Figure 11 but for STORM 11. 49

Figure 22. Same as Figure 11 but for STORM 12. 50

Figure 23. Same as Figure 11 but for STORM 13. 51

Figure 24. Same as. Figure 11 but for STORM 14. 52

Figure 25. Same as Figure 11 but for STORM 15. 53

Figure 26. Same as Figure 11 but for STORM 16. 54

Figure 27. Same as Figure 11 but for STORM 17. 55

Figure 28. Same as Figure 11 but for STORM 18. 56

Figure 29. Same as Figure 11 but for STORM 19. 57

Figure 30. Same as Figure 11 but for STORM 20. 58

Figure 31. C-band radar beam geometry relative to the Tushar 67
Mountains.

Figure 32. Example of a CIRPA through the Tushar Mountains 75
research area on 13 February 1983 at 1900l.

Figure 33. Plot of the movement of the CIRPA in STORM 9. 76

Figure 34. Cumulative frequency distributions of maximum C-band 82
radar reflectivity factors for various PETs.

Figure 35. Cumulative frequency distributions of maximum C-band 83
radar echo top heights for various PETs.

Figure 36. Cumulative frequency distributions of C-band radar 85
echo top temperature for various PETs.

Figure 37. Mean embedded cell PET sounding. 86

Figure 38. Mean emergent cell PET sounding. 87

Figure 39. Mean no echo-precipit~tion (NP) PET sounding. 88

Figure 40. Mean area (A) PET sounding. 89

Figure 41. Mean no echo (N) PET sounding. 90

Figure 42. Mean vertical profile of equivalent potential 91
temperature (ee) according to PET.

Figure 4,3. Distribution of 15 minute averages of Ku-band radar 95
echo top heights, stratified by A, C, NP and N PETs.

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