1. Severe Convective Storms--An Overview
Part 1 -- John Monteverdi
Part 2 --Rebecca Bethke

2. Severe Convective Storms -- An Overview
Doswell, C.A. III, 2001: Severe convective storms -- An overview. Severe Convective Storms, Meteor. Monogr., 28, no. 50, Amer. Meteor. Soc., 1-26.

3. Severe Convective Storms -- An Overview
August 30 and September 4, 2007 (Monteverdi) -- Segue from Previous Courses (pp. 1-12)
September 4, 2007 (Bethke) -- Severe Convection -- New Material (pp )

4. Severe Convective Storms -- An Overview
Basic Concepts of Deep Moist Convection (DMC)
Buoyancy -- Relation to CAPE and the Vertical Equation of Motion

5. Severe Convective Storms -- An Overview

6. Severe Convective Storms -- An Overview
From Metr 201, 401, 402 and 403 the buoyancy equation is obtained by substitution of the equation of state into the vertical equation of motion (below).

7. Severe Convective Storms -- An Overview
CAPE is a measure of the buoyant acceleration experienced by an air parcel integrated from the LFC to the EL

8. Severe Convective Storms -- An Overview
Review LCL, LFC,
EL, CT, CCL

9. Severe Convective Storms -- An Overview
Review -- The Cell as a Building Block in Organized Convective Systems

10. Severe Convective Storms -- An Overview
Revising a concept -- air parcel vs convective bubble

11. Severe Convective Storms -- An Overview
Revising a concept -- air parcel vs convective bubble
Modes of convection beyond single cell
linear and globular (squall lines and MCSs -- outflows joining)
Supercells (single cell outflow)
More on above in future classes. Segue to Rebecca