3-Hurricanes and Sting Jets

Six papers covering hurricanes, convection, and satellite products are discussed in rapid succession. Then, a literature review of sting jets gets the full discussion treatment. Quick Hitting Section Start with three papers on hurricanes. 1:14 - The Extremely Active 2017 North Atlantic Hurricane Season 5:50 - Hurricane Bonnie (1998): Maintaining Intensity during High Vertical Wind Shear and an Eyewall Replacement Cycle 15:05 - Lifetime Evolution of Outer Tropical Cyclone Size and Structure as Diagnosed from Reanalysis and Climate Model Data Next, issues related to spring and summer storm. 20:43 - Ensemble Spread Grows More Rapidly in Higher-Resolution Simulations of Deep Convection 25:35 - Using the GOES-16 Split Window Difference to Detect a Boundary prior to Cloud Formation Finally, some quick tips on how models handle atmospheric rivers. 27:53 - Assessment of Numerical Weather Prediction Model Reforecasts of the Occurrence, Intensity, and Location of Atmospheric Rivers along the West Coast of North America Full Discussion Section - Sting Jets 30:58 - Sting jets in extratropical cyclones: a review ------------------------ - Images obtained from Pixabay . - Sound effects obtained from Zapsplat . - Intro drums obtained from Looperman .

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3-Hurricanes and Sting Jets is an episode from Weather Literature Review by Stephen Mullens.

This episode is 49:29 long.

This episode was published on Oct 29, 2018.

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