Direct observations of a Mt Everest snowstorm from the world’s highest surface-based radar observations

This paper details the world’s highest surface-based vertically pointing radar observations from Nepal’s Everest Base Camp during a snowstorm on 17 April 2019. The radar echo extended higher than the summit of Mt. Everest at times and indicated turbulence and environments favorable for riming. The o...

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Main Authors:	L Baker Perry, Sandra Yuter, Tom Matthews, Patrick Wagnon, Arbindra Khadka, Deepak Aryal, Dibas Shrestha, Alex Tait, Matthew Miller, Alex O'Neil, Spencer Rhodes, Inka Koch, Tenzing Sherpa, Subash Tuladhar, Saraju Baidya, Sandra Elvin, Aurora Elmore, Ananta Gajurel, Paul Mayewski
Format:	Default Article
Published:	2020
Subjects:	Atmospheric sciences not elsewhere classified Mt. Everest Vertically pointing radar Snowstorm Atmospheric Sciences
Online Access:	https://hdl.handle.net/2134/12928847.v1
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