E-Journal of Severe Storms Meteorology

E-Journal of Severe Storms Meteorology The Electronic Journal of Severe Storms Meteorology (EJSSM) is an open-access, international, scienti Non-profit, formal scientific journal

Following up on their 2022 work, the field-research team of Dean et al. (2024) document pressure changes and video clues...
08/17/2024

Following up on their 2022 work, the field-research team of Dean et al. (2024) document pressure changes and video clues near and within three EF2-rated tornadoes from 2016-2019. This sampling included the tornadic inflow, corner-flow and core regions. Design and specifications of the instrument packages are provided as well.

The journal link is given below; Abstract is in the first comment.

Pressure Measurements and Video Observations Near and Inside Three EF2 Tornadoes Authors Lanny Dean PACRITEX David Moran DTN, PACRITEX Randy Hicks PACRITEX Pat Winn DOI: https://doi.org/10.55599/ejssm.v19i2.91 Keywords: instrumentation, In-situ observations, vortex dynamics, tornadoes, mesocyclones,...

In the latest EJSSM article, "A Mesonet-Based Climatology Of Severe Convective Winds in West Texas," Gunter and Long eva...
05/22/2024

In the latest EJSSM article, "A Mesonet-Based Climatology Of Severe Convective Winds in West Texas," Gunter and Long evaluate thunderstorm winds in terms of frequency and intensity across 15 years in the core part of the West Texas Mesonet domain, the Lubbock NWS County Warning Area, and compare nearby mesonet sites to a couple standard NWS (ASOS, AWOS) stations. The Caprock Escarpment appears to exert measurable influences on thunderstorm winds. More in the abstract (first comment below) and manuscript (available via this link):

A Mesonet-Based Climatology Of Severe Convective Winds in West Texas Authors William Scott Gunter University of Louisville Quint M. Long University of Louisville DOI: https://doi.org/10.55599/ejssm.v19i1.92 Keywords: Severe Storms, Wind Gust, Mesonet, Climatology, In-situ observations Abstract Multi...

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