Tornado over a road. Photo credit: Greg Johnson via Unsplash.
Interacting with terrain may widen and strengthen tornadoes, according to a new modeling study in #MonWeaRev. The effect was strong for tornadoes in idealized terrain, but still true (if weaker) in a rendered version of real terrain.
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Happy to share that our paper is now in Early Online Release in @ametsoc.org MWR! [ link: doi.org/10.1175/MWR-... ] #MonWeaRev
Animation shows mid-tropospheric air mixing into the updraft and diluting CO mxro in updraft. A bonus is seeing how the simulated tropopause responds to strong updrafts.
Graphic for Peer Review Week congratulating James Marquis, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, with a citation.
Much appreciation for AMS Editor's Award recipient James Marquis for thorough, constructive, timely reviews 👏
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Graphic for Peer Review Week congratulating Ben Schenkel, University of Oklahoma, with a citation.
Many thanks to AMS Editor's Award recipient Ben Schenkel for thoughtful and detailed reviews ✨
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Graphic for Peer Review Week congratulating Matthew Brown, NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory, with a citation.
Much appreciation to AMS Editor's Award recipient Matthew Brown (@rhapsodyinbrown.bsky.social) for thorough and constructive reviews ✍️
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Graphic for Peer Review Week congratulating Steven Cavallo, School of Meteorology, University of Oklahoma with a citation.
Many thanks to AMS Editor's Award recipient Steven Cavallo for detailed, constructive reviews 💫
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The Early Online Release of my first paper is online via
@ametsoc.org Monthly Weather Review! [ link: doi.org/10.1175/MWR-... ] #MonWeaRev
Really pleased to see this review article out in #MonWeaRev. Great contribution to the literature!
Bodine, D. J., and C. B. Griffin, 2023: Meteorological Research Enabled by Rapid-Scan Radar Technology. #MonWeaRev, 152, 3–37, doi.org/10.1175/MWR-....
