Dual-polarization observations of microbursts associated with intense convection: the 20 July storm during the MIST project

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In particular, multiparameter radar information is seen to have important implications for operational detection of this wind shear event. Noteworthy is the observation of a small shaft (<1km in horizontal dimensions) of near zero differential reflectivity (ZDR) surrounded by large positive ZDR values in the main precipitation core within a microburst-producing downdraft. This "ZDR-Hole' implies a strong localized downdraft composed of melting hail. -from Authors

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Wakimoto, R. M., & Bringi, V. N. (1988). Dual-polarization observations of microbursts associated with intense convection: the 20 July storm during the MIST project. Monthly Weather Review, 116(8), 1521–1539. https://doi.org/10.1175/1520-0493(1988)116<1521:DPOOMA>2.0.CO;2

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