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• W2175453689 abstract "A nested grid primitive equation model (RAMS version 3b) was used to simulate a high-precipitation (HP) supercell, which produced two weak tornadoes. Six telescoping nested grids allowed atmospheric flows ranging from the synoptic scale down to the tornadic scale to be represented in the simulation. All convection in the simulation was initiated with resolved vertical motion and subsequent condensation–latent heating from the model microphysics; no warm bubbles or cumulus parameterizations were used. Part I of this study focuses on the simulated storm evolution and its transition into a bow echo. The simulation initially produced a classic supercell that developed at the intersection between a stationary front and an outflow boundary. As the simulation progressed, additional storms developed and interacted with the main storm to produce a single supercell. This storm had many characteristics of an HP supercell and eventually evolved into a bow echo with a rotating comma-head structure. An analysis of the storm's transition into a bow echo revealed that the interaction between convective cells triggered a series of events that played a crucial role in the transition. The simulated storm structure and evolution differed significantly from that of classic supercells produced by idealized simulations. Several vertical vorticity and condensate maxima along the flanking line moved northward and merged into the mesocyclone at the northern end of the convective line during the bow echo transition. Vorticity budget calculations in the mesocyclone showed that vorticity advection from the flanking line into the mesocyclone was the largest positive vorticity tendency term just prior to and during the early phase of the transition in both the low- and midlevel mesocyclone, and remained a significant positive tendency in the midlevel mesocyclone throughout the bow echo transition. This indicates that the flanking line was a source of vertical vorticity for the mesocyclone, and may explain how the mesocyclone was maintained in the HP supercell even though it was completely embedded in heavy precipitation. The simulated supercell also produced two weak tornadoes. The evolution of the simulated tornadoes and an analysis of the tornadogenesis process will be presented in Part II." @default.
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• W2175453689 title "Numerical Simulation of Tornadogenesis in a High-Precipitation Supercell. Part I: Storm Evolution and Transition into a Bow Echo" @default.
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