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Some microphysical features of coastal and inland fogs. (1972)

Kocmond, W. C. ; Pilie, R. J. ; Vaughan, O. H., Jr. ; [et al.]

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Publication Date: 2019-07-13

Description: Radiation fogs sampled at Los Angeles were found to possess low visibilities, high liquid water content (LWC), relatively small drops, narrow peaked drop-size distributions, and high concentrations of micron sized haze droplets. Typical characteristics of valley fogs observed at Elmira, N.Y., were low visibilities, moderately high LWC, low concentrations of haze droplets, and similar drop size distributions to those measured in Los Angeles. On the other hand, advection fogs observed in Vandenberg were characterized by less severe visibilities, low LWC, large drops in a broad drop-size distribution, and very low haze nucleus concentrations.

Keywords: METEOROLOGY

Type: International Conference on Aerospace and Aeronautical Meteorology; May 22, 1972 - May 26, 1972; Washington, DC

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