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Investigations of Winter Storms over the Wasatch Plateau during the 1994 NOAA-Utah Field Research Program - Final Report
Date
7/1/1996
State
UT
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<br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />By 0500 on 11 February the 700 mb trough axis was ncarly o\/cr the research area, with the <br />wmd at Ely, Nevada already shifted to the northwest. Cold air \vas beginning to enter ''''estern Utah, <br />and the back edge of the moisture as.-',.ociated \..ith the trough was mOving out of south em Idaho. The <br />center of the surface low pressure an:a again tracked almost directly over thl: Utah research arca The <br />surface analysis for 0500 on the 11 February (Fig_ 14) positioned the cold front directly over the <br />Wasatch Plateau, With northerly 110\\' already occurring at Salt Lake City. A GOES image al 0600 <br />(Fig. 15) also shows the cloud band associated \\lith the front By 1700 on 11 February Utah was In <br />the [X)st-trough environment, with cold dry northerly 110\\' over the state. The 700 mb temperature <br />had dropped from _80 to -160 since 0500. Conditions for good orographic cloud developmcnt on thc <br />western slopes of thc Wasatch Plateau ended shortly after trough passage. <br /> <br />._~ <br /> <br />I - <br /> <br />1":;. <br /> <br /> <br />V-LV II <br />----_, I <br />." I <br />" -!. I <br />. I * <br />'"-T-...'/ ...,r-___ <br />, -...J. , <br />I ---- I' <br />, r,-- <br />i ,I )":!. ~ <br />\ I' <br />\ l <br /> <br /> <br />--+ <br />1 ) <br />I ( I <br />~.-._.. j' r--... <br />~ ~ ':l) ----~=_-.J <br />'I .... ..... <br />Figure 15. GOf...:S JR Imaxe taken ar 0600 j\'fSTon 1 I February /99./. Co/dfront positiun shown hae <br />IS Ilkely roo filr ro lhe southew,t. hased nllhe 0500 M5iT NWS surface ana(V.Hs (Fig. 1./). <br /> <br />The weather data from RRS arc shO\\TI in Figs. 16 and 17 for 10 and II February, <br />rcs~cti...ely. In Fig. 16 the beginning of the influx of moisture for storm period C is seen as a rise <br />in the water vapor trace beginning at 0900. Liquid water began to appear ahout two hours later al <br /> <br />24 <br />
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