Cloud vertical distribution in extratropical cyclones Catherine Naud (Columbia Univ.), Anthony Del Genio (NASA-GISS), Mike Bauer (Columbia Univ.) and William Kovari (CCSR, Columbia Univ.). Contact: [removed]. J

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Date: 2010-04-08 13:13:29 Weather fronts Atmospheric dynamics Extratropical cyclones Warm front Cyclogenesis Cold front Cyclone Precipitation Low-pressure area Meteorology Atmospheric sciences Vortices		Cloud vertical distribution in extratropical cyclones Catherine Naud (Columbia Univ.), Anthony Del Genio (NASA-GISS), Mike Bauer (Columbia Univ.) and William Kovari (CCSR, Columbia Univ.). Contact: [removed]. J Add to Reading List Source URL: asr.science.energy.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 843,23 KB Share Document on Facebook

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