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    A triple-moment bulk hail microphysics scheme to investigate the sensitivities of hail to aerosols

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    Abstract
    Hail is a frequent occurrence in warm season deep convection in many mid-latitude regions and causes significant damage to property and agricultural interests every year. Hail can also have a substantial impact on the precipitation characteristics of deep convection as well as on the dynamic and thermodynamic properties of convective downdrafts and cold-pools, which in turn can affect storm evolution and propagation. In addition, large and often destructive hail commonly occurs in severe convection, yet most one- (1M) and two-moment (2M) bulk microphysics schemes in cloud-resolving numerical ...
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    Loftus, Adrian Matthew, author; Cotton, William R., advisor; Rutledge, Steven A., committee member; van den Heever, Susan C., committee member; Bringi, Viswanathan N., committee member

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    2012
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    born digital; doctoral dissertations
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