Convective Clouds and Mesoscale Convective Systems

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Top: Relative frequency of 40 dBZ tops above 7 km (shorter season in Australia).

Bottom: Difference between relative frequency of IWP and radar proxies.

Positive (yellow) more “maritime”, negative (green) more “continental”.

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Top: Relative frequency of 40 dBZ tops above 7 km (shorter season in Australia). Bottom: Difference between relative frequency of IWP and radar proxies. Positive (yellow) more “maritime”, negative (green) more “continental”.

(extras) TRMM view of MCS 23 UTC on 23 January. Huge area of IR tops < 196K with spots below 184K. (But even strongest convection barely makes moderate intensity category)

Page 1 and 2: Convective Clouds and Mesoscale Con
Page 3 and 4: Taking a closer look at the 40 dBZ
Page 5: This map is for relative frequency
Page 9 and 10: Some science questions Issue: Conve
Page 11: • Planetary Boundary Layer “rec

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