Preliminary insights from numerical simulations and observational analysis of precipitating cumulus congestus observed during MC3E David B. Mechem1, Scott Giangrande2, Carly S. Fish1, Paloma Borque3, and Pavlos Kollias3

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Date: 2014-01-27 12:50:40 Towering cumulus cloud Cumulus cloud Cloud Atmospheric convection Atmospheric model Microphysics Atmospheric sciences Meteorology Cumulus		Preliminary insights from numerical simulations and observational analysis of precipitating cumulus congestus observed during MC3E David B. Mechem1, Scott Giangrande2, Carly S. Fish1, Paloma Borque3, and Pavlos Kollias3 Add to Reading List Source URL: asr.science.energy.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 4,57 MB Share Document on Facebook

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