Kinematic structure of the 10-11 June 1985 long-track straight-line windstorm /

added mass and forward-directed momentum to the cold pool,

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Barritt, Robert Cole, 1969-
Format: Thesis eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified] ; 1995.
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Summary:added mass and forward-directed momentum to the cold pool,
and propagated through an environment with characteristics
and scale similar to those associated with derechos. Severe
characteristics ahead of the long-track windstorm were
conducive to the enhancement of convective downdrafts and to
convective downdrafts. However, with the rapid development
convective line.
convective line. The system was found to have developed in
develop. The windstorm is believed to have resulted from and
development of severe winds in the central portion of the
emanated from the central, bowed-out portion of the
environment is believed to have played a role in the
However, the environment ahead of the northern section of the
in the life of the system, when a short-track windstorm did
mesoscale downdrafts. The variability within the pre-squall
near the central portion of the convective line, the
of a large mesoscale cold pool and an associated mesohigh
Operational and Research Meteorology) on 10-1 I June 1985
rear-to-front flow which descended to the surface in the
squall line did not exhibit such characteristics until late
STORM (Preliminary Regional Experiment for Stormscale
the development and maintenance of a deep cold pool.
The long-track, straight-line windstorm observed during PRE-
thus enhancing the gust front circulation. Environmental
to have been maintained by a combination of convective and
vicinity of the central portion of the squall line likely
winds are believed to have initially been produced by intense
windstorm became part of the mesoscale circulation associated
with the rapidly propagating gust front. In addition, a
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Physical Description:xi, 98 leaves : illustrations, maps ; 28 cm.
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Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references.