PPT-Lightning Jump Evaluation RITT Presentation Tom Filiaggi (NWS – MDL)

Lightning Jump Evaluation RITT Presentation Tom Filiaggi NWS MDL 121813 Reduction of FAR Agenda Team Members Total Lightning Lightning Mapping Arrays LMAs Previous Research Summary Current Project. Most of those discharges are cloudtocloud but about 30 end up as the cloudtoground discharge that we are most familiar with There are a number of websites that describe the atmospheric electrical discharge that we know of as lightning but the averag a 1 b 2 a 2 b 3 a 3 b One thing I wish could be improved is You could improve this by Check the boxes of each statement that is TRUE The presentation grabs the audiences attention is atheistically pleasing appears to be well organized The presentati RITT Presentation. Tom Filiaggi (NWS – MDL). 12/18/13. Reduction of FAR?. Agenda. Team Members. Total Lightning. Lightning Mapping Arrays (LMAs). Previous Research Summary. Current Project. Analysis & Results. RITT Presentation. Tom Filiaggi (NWS – MDL). 11/28/12. Evaluation of “. 2. σ. ” as Predictor for Severe Weather. Agenda. Total Lightning. Lightning Mapping Arrays (LMAs). Previous Research Summary. Nov. 27, 2014. "Black & Unknown Bards": . Resistance, Religion & Romance . from Antebellum to Harlem Renaissance.. Young man—Young man—. Your arm’s too short to box with God.. —The Prodigal Son, God’s Trombones . of wet scavenging for the May 29, 2012 DC3 severe storm . case. Megan . Bela. . (. U. Colorado). , . Mary . Barth. . (. NCAR), . John . Wong, . O. Brian . Toon. . (U. Colorado), . Hugh . Morrison, Morris Weisman, Kevin Manning, Glen Romine, Wei . Brody Fuchs . and . Vandana Jha. ATS 780. Prof Steve . rutledge. A computational study of the relationships linking lightning frequency and . other . thundercloud parameters. By . MARCIA B. . BAKER, . Supercell. Tornado 5 . to 10 miles northwest . of Cheyenne. By Rob Cox (NWS Cheyenne) . July 29, 2013 @ ~6pm. Photo Courtesy Steve . Apfel. Tornado . ~5 to 10 . miles Northwest of Cheyenne. 0.5 deg. Z ~15 min prior to Tornado. Christopher J. Schultz. 1. , Lawrence . D. . Carey. 2. , Walter A. Petersen. 3. , Daniel Cecil. 2. , Monte Bateman. 4. , Steven Goodman. 5. , Geoffrey Stano. 6. , Valliappa Lakshmanan. 7. 1 - Department of Atmospheric Science, . Lightning and Severe Weather: A Comparison between Total and Cloud-to-Ground Lightning Trends Authors: Christopher J Schultz, Walter A. Petersen, and Lawrence D. Carey Published: Spring 2011 Introduction In US, 42 fatalities per year; 10 times as many injuries from strikes. Of all deaths, about 15 % occur in organized sports; 25-30 % in recreational activities. Areas of greatest incidence in US. Gulf states, Ohio River Valley, front range of Rocky Mountains, and parts of Southwest. {SOME NATURAL PHENOMENA}. SUBMITTED BY:. . ROHIT. ROLL NO: 872. CLASS: 8. TH. B. SUBMITTED TO:. . MR. GURPREET SINGH. SOME NATURAL PHENOMENA. LIGHTINING:. Christopher J. Schultz. 1. , Lawrence . D. . Carey. 2. , Walter A. Petersen. 3. , Daniel Cecil. 2. , Monte Bateman. 4. , Steven Goodman. 5. , Geoffrey Stano. 6. , Valliappa Lakshmanan. 7. 1 - Department of Atmospheric Science, . Lawrence D. Carey. 1. , Christopher J. Schultz. 1. , Walter A. Petersen. 2. , Daniel Cecil. 1. , Monte Bateman. 3. , Steven Goodman. 4. , Geoffrey Stano. 5. , Valliappa Lakshmanan. 6. 1 – UAHuntsville, Huntsville, AL; 2– NASA GSFC/WFF Wallops , VA; 3 – USRA (NASA MSFC); 4 – NOAA NESDIS; 5 – ENSCO (NASA MSFC); 6 – OU CIMMS/NOAA NSSL.