Case Studies on Convective Storms / Case Study 7, 25 July 1976: Mature Storm Case
A multicell storm which developed near New Raymer moved south and merged with an intense storm in the Fort Morgan area, forming the major elements of the mature hailstorm that was investigated on this day. A penetrating T-28 and three subcloud aircraft made coordinated studies of the reflectivity core and inflow areas of the storm while supported by Grover 10 cm radar coverage. A line of vigorous cells that grew at the western end of the storm was also probed by the four aircraft. One cell in this line was penetrated three times by the T-28 over a span of nearly thirty minutes, yielding a graphic illustration of the evolution of the ice process.
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