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h1. Daily Report 2016 09 20
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h2. Flight Plans for the next days
attachment:NAWDEX_General_Planning_Meeting_20160920.pdf
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h2. Weather Summary
A strong baroclinic zone resulted from the confluence of sub-tropical warm moist air and polar air and extends from Newfoundland to Iceland. Along this frontal zone several cyclonic systems emerge. A first frontal wave explosively intensifies on Wednesday, reaching Iceland Wednesday. The associasted WCB has its ascent and inflow just to the South and Southeast of Iceland. WCB outflow and upper-level PV erosion is located just over Iceland. Another cyclone forms near Newfoundland and reaches Iceland on Friday/Saturday, with strong WCB activity west of Ireland. At the begin of next week, tropical cyclone will undergo extratropical transition and influences a cyclone further downstream. A very intense jet streak is expected to evolve at upper-levels. attachment:NAWDEX_Weather_Discussion_20160920.pdf
attachment:NAWDEX_Weather_Discussion_20160920.pdf
attachment:NAWDEX_20160920_summary_weather_BinderGrams.pdf
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h2. Planning Summary
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h2. Instrument Summary
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h2. Flight Plans for the next days
attachment:NAWDEX_General_Planning_Meeting_20160920.pdf
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h2. Weather Summary
A strong baroclinic zone resulted from the confluence of sub-tropical warm moist air and polar air and extends from Newfoundland to Iceland. Along this frontal zone several cyclonic systems emerge. A first frontal wave explosively intensifies on Wednesday, reaching Iceland Wednesday. The associasted WCB has its ascent and inflow just to the South and Southeast of Iceland. WCB outflow and upper-level PV erosion is located just over Iceland. Another cyclone forms near Newfoundland and reaches Iceland on Friday/Saturday, with strong WCB activity west of Ireland. At the begin of next week, tropical cyclone will undergo extratropical transition and influences a cyclone further downstream. A very intense jet streak is expected to evolve at upper-levels. attachment:NAWDEX_Weather_Discussion_20160920.pdf
attachment:NAWDEX_Weather_Discussion_20160920.pdf
attachment:NAWDEX_20160920_summary_weather_BinderGrams.pdf
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h2. Planning Summary
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h2. Instrument Summary
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