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Tag: Issue: October/November 2010

Two NSSL researchers elected AMS Fellows

Posted in People News on November 19, 2010 by Susan Cobb.

The American Meteorology Society (AMS) has announced the election of Dave Rust and Harold Brooks to the status of AMS Fellow.

Tags: AMS, Brooks, Fellow, Hot Items, Issue: October/November 2010, Rust

NSSL Storyteller’s video

Posted in Outreach News on November 18, 2010 by Susan Cobb.

A new video on NSSL’s outreach efforts has been posted on the NOAA Weather Partners You Tube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/NOAAWP.

Tags: Issue: October/November 2010, NOAA Weather Partners, NWPYouTube, Outreach News

Tornadoes producing damage on the ground detectible by dual-polarization radar

Posted in Radar, Research News on November 18, 2010 by Susan Cobb.

Recent analysis of data from NOAA NSSL’s prototype dual-polarization radar during a significant tornado outbreak in central Oklahoma this past spring showed debris from a damaging tornado.  This critical information can help a forecaster confirm…

Tags: dual-pol, Hot Items, Issue: October/November 2010, Radar Research News, technology, Zrnic

Phased array radar captures evolution of a tornado at close range

Posted in Radar, Research News on November 17, 2010 by Susan Cobb.

Subtle features in thunderstorms captured by rapid scanning phased array radar could alert forecasters to the potential of severe weather.

Tags: Hot Items, Issue: October/November 2010, May132009, NWRT, oklahoma, PAR, rotation, TVS, WSR-88D

Flashy storm

Posted in Perspectives, Photo of the Month on November 17, 2010 by Susan Cobb.

A simulation of a Florida thunderstorm showing two lightning flashes (upper-level intracloud and a negative cloud-to-ground). Light gray is the cloud boundary, darker gray is 35 dBZ reflectivity. 2D color slice is simulated NEXRAD reflectivity.

Tags: isosurface, Issue: October/November 2010, lightning, Mansell, simulation, thunderstorm

NSSL researchers present preliminary results from VORTEX2

Posted in Talks and Articles on November 17, 2010 by Susan Cobb.
June 9 Sticknet deployment

Researchers presented preliminary results from the Verification of the Origins of Rotation in Tornadoes Experiment 2009-2010 (VORTEX2) during a special session at the American Meteorological Society Severe Local Storms Conference held in Denver, Colo. in October.

Tags: coniglio, Hot Items, Issue: October/November 2010, sticknet, V2, vortex2

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