- •Oveshoot – проскок
- •Undulatiform clouds
- •Conditions for undulatiform clouds to arise
- •The wave can be stable or unstable. Stable wave
- •An example of the critical wavelength determination
- •Another reason for wave formation is air flowing over mountains. These wave arise
- •Terrainrelated lifting mechanisms
- •Lee waves (Whiteman ppt)
- •Amplification and cancellation of lee waves (Whiteman ppt)
- •Lenticular clouds (Whitemanit ppt)t
- •Lenticular and wave clouds
- •Leewave clouds, wakes (Whitemanit ppt)t
- •Wakes турбулентный след
- •Wake (Whiteman ppt)
- •(Whiteman ppt)
- •©Amyy FlygareFlygare
- •Matterhorn banner cloud (Whiteman ppt)
- •Blocked flow New Zealand
- •Notion on cloud cells
- •Open cells which resembles a honeycomb
- •open- and closed-cell in South Atlantic
- •Closed Cell Convection near the Azores
- •Cloud band (street)
Lenticular and wave clouds
(Whiteman ppt)
a, b, & g:
Brooks Martner photos
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Leewave clouds, wakes (Whitemanit ppt)t
http://wwwhttp:// ..wrhrh..noaanoaa..gov/spokane/pixgov/spokane/pix__month/wavesonth/ aves..hh
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Wave clouds over Cascades and Rocky Mtns of MT and Alberta |
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12 Wave clouds induced by South Sandwich Islands on 27 January 2004, MODIS satellite
Wakes турбулентный след
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Wake (Whiteman ppt)
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Kelvin-Helmholz instability
©Rickick Dunnunn 19951995 www..RJDphotoJ photo..comcom
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©Amyy FlygareFlygare
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Matterhorn banner cloud (Whiteman ppt)
Whiteman (2000)
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Blocked flow New Zealand
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Notion on cloud cells
Observation (including satellite ones) show that clouds often exist in form of mesoscale objects that are called cloud cells. These cells have a form of not fully regular systems – hexagons. The cells are not the only systems; there are also bands and banks of clouds.
Benar (1900) and Rayleigh (1916) were the first to discover this kind of cloud
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