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Inter-comparison of physical processes associated with winter and non-winter hailstorms using the weather research and forecasting (WRF) model

A. Chevuturi, A. P. Dimri
2015 Modeling Earth Systems and Environment  

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Hailstorms are more frequent during non-winter whereas rare during winters due to the absence of increased surface temperature or low level of moisture incursion. This study shows a inter-comparison in the dynamics of winter and non-winter hailstorms reported over New Delhi, India using numerical simulation method. Non-winter hailstorms, formed due to increased instability due to low level convection and moisture incursion. Whereas rare instability conditions form due to low level available
more » ... ntial energy and moisture incursion along with upper level baroclinic instability due to the presence of western disturbance, led to winter hailstorm.
doi:10.1007/s40808-015-0014-5 fatcat:nz6osuuu3nbqrppcznp4bm2s7y
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A. Chevuturi, A. P. Dimri. "Inter-comparison of physical processes associated with winter and non-winter hailstorms using the weather research and forecasting (WRF) model." Modeling Earth Systems and Environment 1.3 (2015)