Comparison of observations with idealized model results for a method to resolve winter lake-effect mesoscale morphology

Forecasters in the Great Lakes region have for several decades recognized a general relationship of wind speed and overlake fetch to lake-effect snowstorm morphology. Laird and Kristovich provide an assessment of U/L criteria using observational datasets. Results show that the quantity of U/L contai...

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Published in:Monthly weather review 2004-05, Vol.132 (5), p.1093-1103
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