The Relationship Between Simulated Reflectivity and Precipitation Across Different Microphysics Schemes in a Banded Snowfall Event

Martin A Baxter

The Relationship Between Simulated Reflectivity and Precipitation Across Different Microphysics Schemes in a Banded Snowfall Event

Earth And Atmospheric Sciences

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Original language	English
State	Published - Jan 14 2020
Event	30th Conference on Weather Analysis and Forecasting / 26th Conference on Numerical Weather Prediction - Boston, MA Duration: Jan 14 2020 → Jan 14 2020

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Conference	30th Conference on Weather Analysis and Forecasting / 26th Conference on Numerical Weather Prediction
Period	01/14/20 → 01/14/20

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