Numerical experiments of relevance to Project STORMFURY

Rosenthal, Stanley L.; Moss, Michael S.

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Numerical experiments of relevance to Project STORMFURY

1971
By Rosenthal, Stanley L. ; Moss, Michael S.
Series: NOAA technical memorandum ERL NHRL ; 95

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A number of new experiments which provide theoretical guidance for Project STORMFURY are summarized. The results indicate that artificial heating just radially outward from the eyewall produces the most rapid reduction of the maximum winds at sea level. Older model storms are found to react more rapidly to artificial heating than younger storms. If a substantial reduction of the maximum wind is to be obtained, the artificial heating must be allowed to remain in effect until a new eyewall is formed at a radius greater than that of the original eyewall.
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