EUMeTrain's Synoptic Textbook

The University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, 2014

This 190-page text, which is based on a series of university lectures, provides comprehensive information on synoptic meteorology. There's a general introduction to synoptics followed by chapters on tropospheric circulation, air masses, boundary layer and weather, wind fields, jet streams, vertical motions, high and low pressure, convective systems, numerical parameters in vertical cross sections, mid-latitude cyclones, the tropopause, and fronts. A number of the examples in the textbook are from Northern Europe. This resource is made available courtesy of EUMeTrain and is not produced, owned ...

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 EUMeTrain's Synoptic Textbook

 Available online: https://www.meted.ucar.edu/training_module.php?id=1110

Published by: The University Corporation for Atmospheric Research ; 2014

This 190-page text, which is based on a series of university lectures, provides comprehensive information on synoptic meteorology. There's a general introduction to synoptics followed by chapters on tropospheric circulation, air masses, boundary layer and weather, wind fields, jet streams, vertical motions, high and low pressure, convective systems, numerical parameters in vertical cross sections, mid-latitude cyclones, the tropopause, and fronts. A number of the examples in the textbook are from Northern Europe. This resource is made available courtesy of EUMeTrain and is not produced, owned or hosted by UCAR/COMET.

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Tags: Weather forecasting ; Fluid dynamics ; Troposphere ; Lesson/ Tutorial ; Satellite Skills and Knowledge for Operational Meteorologists Add tag

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Satellite Feature Identification: Inferring Three Dimensions from Water Vapour Imagery

The University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, 2013

We think in three-dimensional space and a fourth dimension, time. Therefore, we should think about the atmosphere in similar terms. However, we are often stuck with two-dimensional maps. Water vapor imagery can help us break out of that flatland and move to more dimensions. This imagery holds so much under-utilized potential. We can actually see three-dimensional structures evolving in near-real-time. And if we have a good handle on the current three-dimensional structure, we can then use NWP to its fullest as a verification/interrogation instrument for our 3D mental model. Come see the atmosp ...

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 Satellite Feature Identification: Inferring Three Dimensions from Water Vapour Imagery

 Available online: https://www.meted.ucar.edu/training_module.php?id=1005

Published by: The University Corporation for Atmospheric Research ; 2013

We think in three-dimensional space and a fourth dimension, time. Therefore, we should think about the atmosphere in similar terms. However, we are often stuck with two-dimensional maps. Water vapor imagery can help us break out of that flatland and move to more dimensions. This imagery holds so much under-utilized potential. We can actually see three-dimensional structures evolving in near-real-time. And if we have a good handle on the current three-dimensional structure, we can then use NWP to its fullest as a verification/interrogation instrument for our 3D mental model. Come see the atmosphere in 3D using water vapor imagery!

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