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(2020-05-14)Anthropogenic activities such as fossil fuel production and Land Use and Land Use Changes (LULCC) have been contributing to the sources for the atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) in the global carbon cycle. The terrestrial ...
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(2020-05-14)Low-level cloud cover over the Southern Ocean (SO) has a significant influence on global radiative balance. Climate models have had difficulty in the past reproducing shortwave radiation reflected by these clouds because ...
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(2020-05-13)The primary goal of this research was to quantify occurrence frequencies of the two main proposed mechanisms of tornadogenesis in quasi-linear convective systems (QLCSs), namely, tilting and stretching (T&S) and HSI and ...
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(2020-05-05)Trapp et al. (2017, JAS) used idealized model simulations of supercell thunderstorms to demonstrate support of their hypothesis that wide, intense tornadoes should form more readily out of wide, rotating updrafts. ...
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(2020-04-30)Nighttime convective storms produce a significant portion of warm season precipitation across the Great Plains region of the United States. The PECAN (Plains Elevated Convection at Night) project was designed to improve ...
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