Sentences with phrase «in precipitable»

We also include an estimate from the NCAR LE of the impact of decadal variability in precipitable water in the atmosphere, which can impact GMSL.

Looking at the global average change in precipitable water doesn't really tell you much.

A recent study of water vapor trends above North America based on radiosonde measurements from 1973 to 1993 finds increases in precipitable water over all regions except northern and eastern Canada, where it fell slightly.

The most recent global estimate shows an increase in precipitable water during the period 1973 - 1990, with the largest trends in the tropics, where increases as large as 13 % per decade were found.

Not exact matches

The definitive precipitable water vapour analyses are discussed in Chapter 3 of AR4, and I'd start with those publications and authors to see what the differences are with the ISCCP product.

«This parameter represents the total precipitable centimeters of water vapor in the atmosphere and is determined from analysis of satellite infrared sounder data (NOAA operational analysis).

But all were extreme events, both in terms of precipitation rates and of cost, of the sort which we expect to become much more frequent given both theory and observed metrics such as precipitable water in the atmosphere.

Precipitable water - The total amount of atmospheric water vapor in a vertical column of unit cross-sectional area.

Here I have the Earth Null School site showing total precipitable water in the atmosphere.

Moreover, the amount of water in the atmosphere, also known as the precipitable water value, or PWAT, will be 1.50 to 1.75 inches.

Just to let you know how stupid the global warming activists are, I've been to the south pole 3 times and even there, where the water vapor is under 0.2 mm precipitable, it's still the H2O that is the main concern in our field and nobody even talks about CO2 because CO2 doesn't absorb or radiate in the portion of the spectrum corresponding with earth's surface temps of 220 to 320 K. Not at all.

The storm is passing over waters of 29 °C — approximately 0.5 °C above average in temperature — and is an unusually wet storm, with amounts of water vapor near the very high end of what is observed in tropical cyclones (precipitable water values up to 3.0 inches.)

States that in recent decades, the midtroposphere (defined here as 600 - 400 hPa) has been warming faster in the Arctic than in the Northern Hemisphere midlatitudes; this warming has been accompanied by an increase in Arctic precipitable water

This image shows the total precipitable water forecast to be in the atmosphere at 11 a.m. on...

The mean distribution of precipitable water, or total atmospheric water vapor above the Earth's surface, is shown in Figure 2.

Implement a new total precipitable water (TPW) predictor in the SHIPS model to help account for the impact of dry layers (e.g. the SAL and mid-latitude dry air intrusions) on tropical cyclone intensity.

The variables I am interested in are SST, surface air temperature, precipitable water, precipitation rate, and Outbound Longwave Radiation (OLR).

Let's take «precipitable water» (aka H2O, in cm.).

dRH -0.038792717 0.011076382 -3.502291475 0.001197255 dAVWS -0.018380323 0.085040424 -0.216136302 0.83003757 And as before the main positive and significant determinant of changes in annual mean temperature is «H2O», precipitable water (on which [CO2] has no discernible effect).

Your reply is frankly (and disappointingly) inadequate, because all the regressions I report show that by far the main effect on January temperatures in New York from 1960 to 2006 was precipitable water (aka H2O).