A Case Study of Warm Sector Rainbands in North China

Wang Pengyun; Xu Zixiu; Pan Zaitao

doi:10.1007/BF03179767

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A Case Study of Warm Sector Rainbands in North China

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Academy of Meteorological Sciences, State Meteorological Administration, Beijing 100081,Academy of Meteorological Sciences, State Meteorological Administration, Beijing 100081,Academy of Meteorological Sciences, State Meteorological Administration, Beijing 100081

doi: 10.1007/BF03179767

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Abstract:
This article investigates in detail the structure, genesis and development of parallel-type warm sector rainbands from radar observations. By comparing these observations with diagnostic results from temperature, pressure, mois-ture and wind data, which are both actually observed and numerically generated by a mesoscale model, and the theo-ry of symmetric instability, it is found that the conditional symmetric instability might be responsible for the forma-tion and development of these rainbands.
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A Case Study of Warm Sector Rainbands in North China

1. Academy of Meteorological Sciences, State Meteorological Administration, Beijing 100081,Academy of Meteorological Sciences, State Meteorological Administration, Beijing 100081,Academy of Meteorological Sciences, State Meteorological Administration, Beijing 100081

Manuscript received: 1990-07-10
Manuscript revised: 1990-07-10

Abstract: This article investigates in detail the structure, genesis and development of parallel-type warm sector rainbands from radar observations. By comparing these observations with diagnostic results from temperature, pressure, mois-ture and wind data, which are both actually observed and numerically generated by a mesoscale model, and the theo-ry of symmetric instability, it is found that the conditional symmetric instability might be responsible for the forma-tion and development of these rainbands.