40 results on '"Lean, Humphrey W."'
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2. How do operational meteorologists perceive model performance for elevated convection?
3. Use of ZDR columns for early detection of severe convection within the operational radar network of the United Kingdom
4. The influence of resolved convective motions on scalar dispersion in hectometric scale numerical weather prediction models
5. The influence of resolved convective motions on scalar dispersion in hectometric‐scale numerical weather prediction models.
6. Use of ZDR columns for early detection of severe convection within the operational radar network of the United Kingdom.
7. COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND UNITED KINGDOM TO ADVANCE PREDICTION OF HIGH-IMPACT WEATHER
8. Characteristics of Diagnostics for Identifying Elevated Convection over the British Isles in a Convection-Allowing Model
9. THE DYMECS PROJECT : A Statistical Approach for the Evaluation of Convective Storms in High-Resolution NWP Models
10. The use of 100 m scale NWP models to understand differences between different measures of mixing height in a morning growing clear convective boundary layer over London
11. Identification of ZDR columns for early detection of severe convection in southern England
12. THE CONVECTIVE STORM INITIATION PROJECT
13. Evaluating errors due to unresolved scales in convection permitting numerical weather prediction
14. Turbulence Characteristics Across a Range of Idealized Urban Canopy Geometries
15. Elucidating the causes of errors in 2.2 km Met Office Unified Model simulations of a convective case over the US Great Plains
16. Assessment of convection‐permitting versions of the Unified Model over the Lake Victoria basin region
17. The potential use of operational radar network data to evaluate the representation of convective storms in NWP models
18. The potential use of operational radar network data to evaluate the representation of convective storms in NWP models
19. The impact of spin up and resolution on the representation of a clear convective boundary layer over London in order 100m grid-length versions of the Met Office Unified Model
20. Convective initiation and storm life‐cycles in convection‐permitting simulations of the Met Office Unified Model over South Africa
21. Statistics of convective cloud turbulence from a comprehensive turbulence retrieval method for radar observations
22. Convective-scale perturbation growth across the spectrum of convective regimes
23. The impact of spin‐up and resolution on the representation of a clear convective boundary layer over London in order 100 m grid‐length versions of the Met Office Unified Model
24. Convective initiation and storm life cycles in convection‐permitting simulations of the Met Office Unified Model over South Africa
25. Statistics of convective cloud turbulence from a comprehensive turbulence retrieval method for radar observations
26. Simulating the 20 May 2013 Moore, Oklahoma tornado with a 100-metre grid-length NWP model
27. Characterisation of convective regimes over the British Isles
28. Collaborative Efforts between the United States and United Kingdom to Advance Prediction of High-Impact Weather
29. Characterisation of convective regimes over the British Isles
30. The surprising role of orography in the initiation of an isolated thunderstorm in southern England
31. Characteristics of high-resolution versions of the Met Office unified model for forecasting convection over the United Kingdom
32. Scale-selective verification of rainfall accumulations from high-resolution forecasts of convective events
33. The Three-Dimensional Morphology of Simulated and Observed Convective Storms over Southern England
34. Mixing‐length controls on high‐resolution simulations of convective storms
35. The benefits of the Met Office variable resolution NWP model for forecasting convection
36. Mixing-length controls on high-resolution simulations of convective storms.
37. The effects of changing resolution on mesocale modelling of line convection and slantwise circulations in FASTEX IOP16
38. Dynamical effects of ice sublimation in a frontal wave
39. The benefits of the Met Office variable resolution NWP model for forecasting convection.
40. Improvements in Forecasting Intense Rainfall: Results from the FRANC (Forecasting Rainfall Exploiting New Data Assimilation Techniques and Novel Observations of Convection) Project.
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