Significant Variations of Radiosonde Ascent Rates Observed Above a Severe Tornadic Thunderstorm

Blackmore, W.H.

doi:10.25923/ed9n-dy59

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Significant Variations of Radiosonde Ascent Rates Observed Above a Severe Tornadic Thunderstorm

2017
By Blackmore, W.H.
Series: Upper Air Observations Program technical report ; 2017-1

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Lane, et al (2003) examined radiosonde data and showed that changes in the radiosonde ascent rate can be caused by gravity waves generated by nearby thunderstorms. A preliminary report by Blackmore and Kardell (2012) examined more than a dozen cases of radiosonde ascent rates above 20 km where there were strong variations in ascent rate. Gravity waves induced by severe thunderstorms were suspected as a common cause for them.
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