WMOD00594

• Title: Investigations of Winter Mountain Storms in Utah during the 1987 Utah/NOAA Field Program
• Date: 1/1/1990
• State: UT
• Weather Modification - Doc Type: Report

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Figure 64. As in Fig. 62, except a visible image
at 1600 MST on 23 February................ 160

Figure 65. Enhanced infrared satellite images at a)
2200 MST on 23 February 1987, and b)
0200 MST on 24 February 1987. Shading
begins at -30.e with each subsequent
level being 5.e colder.................... 161

Figure 66. Same as Fig. 63, except for 0500 MST on
24 February 1987. Shading represents
30m height falls.......................... 163

Figure 67. As in Fig. 65, except at 0800 MST on

24 February............................... 164

Figure 68. Same as Fig. 63, except for 1700 MST on
24 February 1987. Shading in a) represents
30 m height falls......................... 165

Figure 69. As in Fig. 62, except for a) an infrared
image at 1530 MST on 24 February and b)
a visible image at 1600 MST on 24

February 1987............................. 167

Figure 70. As in Fig. 65, except for 2200 MST on
24 February 1987.......................... 169

Figure 71. Same as Fig. 63, except for 0500 MST on
25 February 1987. Shading in a) represents
10 m height falls......................... 170

Figure 72. a) As in Fig. 65, except for 0300 MST on
25 February 1987, and b) as in Fig. 62,
except for 1330 MST on 25 February 1987... 171

Figure 73. Time versus pressure diagram for a)
temperature, b) wind and relative
humidity, and c) equivalent potential
temperature for STORM 7................... 174

Figure 74. Westerly and southerly vapor flux
during STORM 7 determined from
rawinsonde u and v component wind
speeds and absolute humidity.............. 180

Figure 75. A comparison of the liquid water
depth measured upwind and downwind
of the radiometer for the three
Phases of STORM 7......................... 184

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