INCREASE OF THE ICE-FORMING POWER OF AIR AND DECREASE OF HAIL DAMAGE

Three years of measurements in southeastern France seem to show that an increase of the mean ice-forming power between -11 and -21C during storms is followed by an appreciable reduction of hail damage. (Author) Trans. of Journal de Recherches Atmospheriques, v1 n3 p69-76 1963, tr. by Danielle Barcil...

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Main Author: Soulage, G
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
AEROSOLS
AIR POLLUTION
ANOMALIES
ARTIFICIAL PRECIPITATION
ATMOSPHERES
CLOUDS
DAMAGE ASSESSMENT
FRANCE
GRAPHS(CHARTS)
HAIL
ICE
IODIDES
MEASUREMENT
METEOROLOGICAL PHENOMENA
Meteorology
PERIODIC VARIATIONS
SILVER COMPOUNDS
STORMS
SUMMER
TRANSLATIONS
WEATHER FORECASTING
WEATHER STATIONS
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Summary:Three years of measurements in southeastern France seem to show that an increase of the mean ice-forming power between -11 and -21C during storms is followed by an appreciable reduction of hail damage. (Author) Trans. of Journal de Recherches Atmospheriques, v1 n3 p69-76 1963, tr. by Danielle Barcilon.