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    Simple ice phase parameterization

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    Abstract
    A two variable ice parameterization was developed for use in three-dimensional models of cumulonimbus clouds and mesoscale squall lines. Bulk water techniques were employed to simulate the growth and decay of snow crystals and of graupel in order to keep the use of computer resources to a minimum. An externally specified concentration of ice crystals was used to initiate snow. Graupel was assumed to follow the Marshall-Palmer distribution with a constant total concentration. Microphysical growth processes for snow included initiation from the vapor at liquid water saturation, riming, melting, ...
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    Stephens, Mark Argyle; Colorado State University. Department of Atmospheric Science

    Date Issued
    1979-12
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