Comparison Ch01 and 03 Development of deep convection

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Comparison Ch01 and 03 Development of deep convection Development phase Contact person: Veronika Zwatz-Meise zwatz-meise@zamg.ac.at Version 1.0. 13 July 2004

CH01; 10.30 Ch01: black cloudfree Ch01: black Ch01: white cloudfree

CH03; 10.30 Ch01: black Ch03: black Ch01: black cloudfree Ch01: white start of icing (!?)

CH02; 10.45 Ch01: white cloud

CH03; 10.45 Ch01: white Ch03: black continued icing (!?)

CH01; 11.00 Ch01: white cloud

CH03; 11.00 Ch01: white Ch03: black continued icing (!?)

CH01; 11.15 Ch01: white cloud

CH03; 11.15 Ch01: white Ch03: black continued icing (!?)

CH01; 11.30 Ch01: white cloud

CH03; 11.30 Ch01: white Ch03: black continued icing but: different greyshades

CH02; 11.45

CH03; 11.45

CH01; 12.00

CH03; 12.00

CH01; 12.15

CH03; 12.15 Development of grey shade structure within the big dark area

Probable evaluation potential Darkening in Ch03 can be determined quantitatively and automatically Can be used together with the deviation images (difference of motion corrected images) for the life cycle of cells

Further development of convective cells

CH01; 12.30

CH03; 12.30

CH01; 13.30

CH03; 13.30

CH01; 13.45

CH03; 13.45

CH01; 14.15

CH03; 14.15

CH01; 14.30

CH03; 14.30

CH02; 14.45

CH03; 14.45

Development of deep convection: „phase of icing“ Comparison Ch01,03 RGB 134, 149 Development of deep convection: „phase of icing“

CH03; 10.30 Ch01: black Ch03: black Ch01: black cloudfree Ch01: white start of icing (!?)

RGB134; 10.30 orange: area of begin of icing

RGB149; 10.30 Some magenta dots but not as indicative as 134

Development of deep convection „phase of MCSs and merger of MCSs“ Comparison Ch01,03,09, RGB 134, 149 Development of deep convection „phase of MCSs and merger of MCSs“

CH01; 14.15

CH09; 14.15

CH03; 14.15 Different greyshades from nearly black to light grey; synoptic interpretation: combined signal from water and ice cloud (?)

RGB134; 14.15

RGB149; 14.15