Dynamics o f Thunderstorms Part II – Origin of downdrafts in a thunderstorm and the circulation in a full-fledged thunderstorm cell
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https://doi.org/10.54302/mausam.v1i4.4596Keywords:
Downdraft, Thunderstorm, cumulonimbus, InstabilityAbstract
The present explanation for downdraft in Airmass Thunderstorm does not account why all Cumulonimbus clouds do not culminate in a full-fledged thunderstorm. An alternative explanation is offered based on the development of instability within the cloud as a result of the sudden congellation of the supercooled layer.
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