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Utilizing the SHERB Beyond HSLC Environments
The Severe Hazards in Environments with Reduced Buoyancy parameter, particularly those formulations utilizing the effective shear magnitude (SHERBE) and 0-3 km shear magnitude (SHERBS3), has been shown in previous blogs and presentations to improve upon the forecasting skill of existing … Continue reading
Follow Up of Potential HSLC Event
The latest model runs of next week’s frontal system are appear to be kind of/sort of converging toward a solution that would place the strongest deep layer forcing on the cool side of the frontal zone, although I wouldn’t rule … Continue reading
Potential HSLC Event Early Next Week
The medium range models have been consistent in sweeping a strong cold front across the region early next week. An extended period of deep SW flow is expected to result in an anomalously warm and moist air mass ahead of … Continue reading
2012 CSTAR Virtual Workshop
On 16 November 2012, a total of 45 meteorologists from the National Weather Service (NWS) as well as faculty and students from NC State University (NCSU) gathered via a virtual workshop to continue implementation of an ongoing Collaborative Science, Technology, … Continue reading
HSLC Mesoanalysis Examples
After our discussion today, it occurred to me that we could begin sharing what we are doing in terms of mesoanalysis presentation via the blog. This is the general template I’m following for my mesoanalysis (the arrows represent the locations … Continue reading
Notes from the 31 May 2012 HSLC conference call
Participants – NCSU (Matt Parker, Jason Davis, Keith Sherburn), GSP (Justin Lane), RAH (Jonathan Blaes, Mike Strickler), RNK (Steve Keighton), LWX (Steven Zubrick), FFC (Steve Nelson, Trish Palmer), AKQ (Andrew Zimmerman), CAE (Hunter Coleman) JB from RAH got the call … Continue reading
CSTAR Update – notes from the quarterly conference call on 09 March
A conference call with the principal investigators, the collaborative investigators, students, and other NWS participants with the ongoing CSTAR project was held on 09 March. Some notes from the call are shown below. Participants included Dr Lackmann, Dr Aiyyer, Bryce … Continue reading
RITT Forum Web Page
The address for the Research and Innovation Transition Team (RITT) Forum web page is http://www.nws.noaa.gov/mdl/RITT/forum/RITT_forum.php The purpose of the RITT foums are to showcase potential transition (to operations) projects. During the forum, a subject matter expert gives a talk on a … Continue reading
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2012 CSTAR Workshop Tentatively Scheduled for November 15 and 16
Mark your calendars, the fall 2012 2012 CSTAR Workshop has been tentatively scheduled for the afternoon of Thursday November 15 and the morning of Friday November 16. The workshop will once again be held on Centennial Campus at NC State … Continue reading
CSTAR Update – notes from the quarterly conference call on 02 December
A conference call with the principal investigators, the collaborative investigators, students, and other NWS participants with the ongoing CSTAR project was held on 02 December. Some notes from the call are shown below. Participants included Dr Lackmann, Dr Aiyyer, Bryce … Continue reading
