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As a general rule, the surface dewpoint needs to be 55 degrees Fahrenheit or greater for a surface based thunderstorm to occur. A dewpoint of less than this is unfavorable for thunderstorms because the moist adiabatic lapse rate has more stable parcel lapse rate at colder dewpoints. Dewpoints at the surface can be less than 55 degrees Fahrenheit in the case of elevated thunderstorms.
The difference between a thunderstorm and a severe thunderstorm is the wind field. For a severe thunderstorm, the ingredients that must be present are moisture, instability, lift and strong speed and directional storm relative wind shear. Ideally, wind will have a veering directional change of 60 degrees or more from the surface to 700 millibars, upper level winds will be greater than 70 knots, and the 850 to 700 mb winds (low level jet) will be 25 knots or greater. Wind shear aids in the following: Tilting a storm (displacing updraft from downdraft), allows the updraft to sustain itself for a longer period of time, allows the development of a mesocyclone, and allows rotating air to be ingested into the updraft (tornadogenesis).
This is instability caused by the release of latent heat. Latent instability increases as the average dewpoint in the PBL, or in the region that lifting begins, increases. The more latent heat that is released, the more a parcel of air will warm. If the PBL is very moist and humid, the moist adiabatic lapse rate will cause cooling with height of a rising parcel of air to be small (perhaps only 4 C/km) in the low levels of the atmosphere. A storm with an abundant amount of moisture to lift will have more latent instability than a storm that is ingesting dry air. Often storm systems and storms will intensify once they get to the east of the Rockies because more low level moisture becomes available to lift. A Nor-easter is a classic example of latent instability. Warm and moist air from the Gulf Stream or Gulf of Mexico increases latent instability.
Convective (also called potential) instability occurs when dry mid-level air advects over warm and moist air in the lower troposphere. Convective instability is released when dynamic lifting from the surface to mid-levels produces a moist adiabatic lapse rate of air lifted from the lower troposphere and a dry adiabatic lapse rate from air lifted in the middle troposphere. Over time, this increases the lapse rate in the atmosphere and can cause an atmosphere with little or no Surface Based CAPE to change to one with large SBCAPE (relative to a parcel of air lifted from the surface). Dry air cools more quickly when lifted compared to moist saturated air.
3. Directional shear in the lower troposphere helps initiate the development of a rotating updraft. This is one component that is important to the development of a mesocyclone and the development of tornadogenesis. Stronglower tropospheric winds and directional shear together will generate high values of Helicity and thus this increases the tornado threat when severe storms develop.
This situation is often termed "unidirectional shear". The speed shear will allow the storm to move. The movement insures the storm will last longer than an airmass thunderstorm. Unidirectional shear often produces storms that form into lines (Mesoscale Convective Systems (MCS's)). Since the storm moves, outflow produces lift that enables new storms to grow on the storm's periphery. Over time, a line a storms result. These storms primarily produce small hail, weak tornadoes and heavy rain when they are associated with severe weather.
When speed shear is weak the directional shear is not of significance. Storms in this environment will take on the characteristics of those in CASE 1. Hodograph wind speed will have similar pattern to CASE 1 and wind direction change with height will be high but often unorganized.
The change in wind direction and wind speed with height gives clues to the synoptic temperature advection. A clockwise turning of the wind with height is termed veering. Winds turn from southeasterly at the surface to westerly aloft in a veering case. A veering wind is associated with warm air advection. The strength of the warm air advection will depend on the strength of the wind and the amount of veering with height. If winds are strong and southerly at the surface and from the west at 700 mb, through time the low levels of the atmosphere will warm while the upper levels may stay near the same temperature. This will cause instability. The amount of instability in the low levels will depend on the amount of thermal advection and the amount of veering from the surface to the mid-levels. A veering profile is common in the warm sector of a mid-latitude cyclone. The wind will veer with height in the vicinity of a warm front. Before warm front passage it is common for winds to be light northerly, shift to the east, then finally shift to a southerly direction.
Ā Winds that turn counterclockwise with height are termed a backing wind. A backing wind is associated with cold fronts. Behind a cold front, wind will be from a northerly direction, then shift counter-clockwise to a westerly direction with height. Keep in mind that the winds in the mid and upper levels usually have a more westerly component than an easterly component due to the prevailing planetary scale westerlies. A backing wind is associated with cold air advection. A backing wind in the low levels of the atmosphere is favorable for synoptic scale sinking motion. Most rain and thunderstorms are out ahead of cold fronts. Precipitation behind cold fronts is generally lighter or lacking all together in most situations.
Ā A hodograph displays the wind speed and direction with height. Veering and backing of wind can be figured very easily through the diagram. A hodograph can be used to determine most likely thunderstorm type. The low level of the atmosphere is from the surface to 850 mb, the mid-levels from 850 to 500 mb, and the upper levels 500 to 150 mb. These hodograph types are described below:
Ā SUPERCELLĀ Strong veering of wind in low levels, extending into mid-levelsĀ Wind speed greater than 20 knots in low levels and preferably greater than 100 knots from 500 to 300 millibarsĀ The stronger the wind, generally the more favorableĀ Wind speed very high in upper levels, greater than 100 knots, the higher the betterĀ Hodograph curved sharply with height
AIR MASS STORMSĀ Wind speed change with height is relatively small Ā Wind direction is fairly constant with height or unorganized Ā Upper level winds are much weaker than supercell or multicell case
PBL WIND SHEAR:
Speed shear (wind speed increasing with height in the PBL); directional shear (wind veering, turning clockwise more than 45 degrees in the PBL); Average PBL wind greater than 20 knots (It has been found that for tornadoes to develop the PBL inflow needs to be greater than 20 knots, the higher the better)
COLD FRONTS: Cold fronts tend to be the fastest movers compared to the other front types. This fast movement increases convergence along the front and results in faster storm movement, if storms do develop. The slope of a cold front is greater than that of the other frontal types. This results in convection that is more vertical (lifting associated with warm fronts has a large horizontal component). For severe weather to be associated with cold fronts, look for the following: high dewpoints ahead of the front (60 F or greater), strong upper level winds (300 mb wind greater than 120 knots), front movement between 10 and 20 mph, and convergence along the front. Storms tend to be strongest on the southwest edge of the frontal boundary due to a combination of the following: higher dewpoints, more convective instability, cap breaks there last, uninhibited inflow into storms, storms are generally more isolated and thus realize more convective energy. 0852c4b9a8
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