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A Theoretical Evaluation of the Relevance of Lognormal Distributions for the Moisture Flux and Wind Components
1997
Monthly Weather Review
In this study the individual components of the horizontal moist wind are derived and expressed as a function of the horizontal pressure gradients. The drag on the large-scale horizontal wind by mesoscale diabatic activity is shown to be consistent with homogeneous Lagrangian solutions that asymptotically approach a lognormal distribution. The kinematic moisture flux components are also shown to contain homogeneous solutions that behave asymptotically as a lognormal distribution. These findings
doi:10.1175/1520-0493(1997)125<3018:ateotr>2.0.co;2
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