Low-level convergence and the prediction of convective precipitation in South Florida

Watson, Andrew I.; Holle, Ronald L.; Cunning, John B.; Gannon, Patrick T.; Blanchard, David O.

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Low-level convergence and the prediction of convective precipitation in South Florida

1981
By Watson, Andrew I. ; Holle, Ronald L. ; Cunning, John B. ; ...
Series: Technical Report ; 4

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Watson, Andrew I. ; Holle, Ronald L. ; Cunning, John B. ; Gannon, Patrick T. ; Blanchard, David O.

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A reliable method is presented for the prediction of convective precipitation in south Florida. Total area divergence is statistically related to area rainfall 2 as derived by radar in a mesoscale region on the order of 1400 km . Data collected during the FACE 1975 field experiment are examined.
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Convection (Meteorology) Precipitation Forecasting
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