Tropical Thunderstorm Particles Fall Faster Than Models Predict, Radar Study Reveals
A dual-frequency radar study over Darwin, Australia reveals that mixed-phase particles in tropical thunderstorm cores fall faster than existing relationships...
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A dual-frequency radar study over Darwin, Australia reveals that mixed-phase particles in tropical thunderstorm cores fall faster than existing relationships...
A 43-year analysis of Mediterranean atmospheric data shows the tropical belt expanding poleward at up to 0.27 degrees per decade,...
A new evaluation of the CMAQ model's STAGE surface exchange option, tested against flux towers and satellite ammonia observations, reveals...
A new study provides standardized look-up tables that correct optical particle counter measurements for the composition-dependent errors caused by aerosol...
Researchers at the University of Tokyo have run the first global large-eddy simulation at 220-meter grid spacing, eliminating the persistent...
Rare aircraft observations and cloud-resolving simulations of an Arctic cold air outbreak show that mesoscale atmospheric subsidence controls boundary-layer depth,...
A new climate-economy model shows that informed democratic majorities can deliver stronger carbon taxes than constrained planners, but disinformation can...
A simulation chamber study finds that soot's complex refractive index depends strongly on whether Mie or RDG-FA optical theory is...
A new special issue in Environmental Science and Pollution Research shows how biofuels from invasive plants, AI-driven toxicity prediction, nanomaterials,...
Researchers have developed a method that uses routine weather balloon measurements to detect tiny pointing errors in vertically pointing cloud...
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