UPPER LEVEL LOW - SHORT SUMMARY
by FMI
Example
The image below shows the typical cloud configuration of an Upper Level Low in the cut-off stage. There are two cloud bands curving towards each other. There is also pronounced core convection in the middle due to a warm surface. Upper level lows are mostly accompanied by very pronounced spiral structures in WV images and are easiest to detect there.|
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Key Parameters
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Vertical Cross Sections
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