upload
American Meteorological Society
Industry: Weather
Number of terms: 60695
Number of blossaries: 0
Company Profile:
The American Meteorological Society promotes the development and dissemination of information and education on the atmospheric and related oceanic and hydrologic sciences and the advancement of their professional applications. Founded in 1919, AMS has a membership of more than 14,000 professionals, ...
Meteoroloji içinde bir bulut sütunu veya ters bulut koni, bir bulut üs kolye. Bu ek özellik çoğunlukla kümülüs ve cumulonimbus oluşur; yüzey çok, bu Dünya'nın ulaştığı zaman yoğun bir girdap, yani, bir kasırga veya oluğun bulutlu tezahürü oluşturmaktadır. Bulut sınıflandırma bakın.
Industry:Weather
Bilinen ya da kanser ve diğer ciddi sağlık sorunları, doğum kusurları gibi neden şüpheli maddeler. Yönetmelikler emisyon kaynağında bu maddelerin konsantrasyonu ile ilgili. Kriterler kirleticiler karşılaştırın.
Industry:Weather
Soil–atmosphere arabirimi sıcaklığında.
Industry:Weather
Bir datum su yüzeyin yüksekliğini ölçtüm.
Industry:Weather
The general term for a cyclone that originates over the tropical oceans. This term encompasses tropical depressions, tropical storms, hurricanes, and typhoons. At maturity, the tropical cyclone is one of the most intense and feared storms of the world; winds exceeding 90 m s<sup>−1</sup>(175 knots) have been measured, and its rains are torrential. Tropical cyclones are initiated by a large variety of disturbances, including easterly waves and monsoon troughs. Once formed, they are maintained by the extraction of latent heat from the ocean at high temperature and heat export at the low temperatures of the tropical upper troposphere. After formation, tropical cyclones usually move to the west and generally slightly poleward, then may “recurve,” that is, move into the midlatitude westerlies and back toward the east. Not all tropical cyclones recurve. Many dissipate after entering a continent in the Tropics, and a smaller number die over the tropical oceans. Tropical cyclones are more nearly circularly symmetric than are frontal cyclones. Fully mature tropical cyclones range in diameter from 100 to well over 1000 km. The surface winds spiral inward cyclonically, becoming more nearly circular near the center. The wind field pattern is that of a circularly symmetric spiral added to a straight current in the direction of propagation of the cyclone. The winds do not converge toward a point but rather become, ultimately, roughly tangent to a circle bounding the eye of the storm. Pressure gradients, and resulting winds, are nearly always much stronger than those of extratropical storms. The cloud and rain patterns vary from storm to storm, but in general there are spiral bands in the outer vortex, while the most intense rain and winds occur in the eyewall. Occasionally, multiple eyewalls occur and evolve through a concentric eyewall cycle. Tropical cyclones are experienced in several areas of the world. In general, they form over the tropical oceans (except the South Atlantic and the eastern South Pacific) and affect the eastern and equatorward portions of the continents. They occur in the tropical North Atlantic (including the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico), the North Pacific off the west coast of Mexico and occasionally as far west as Hawaii, the western North Pacific (including the Philippine Islands and the China Sea), the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea, the southern Indian Ocean off the coasts of Madagascar and the northwest coast of Australia, and the South Pacific Ocean from the east coast of Australia to about 140°W. By international agreement, tropical cyclones have been classified according to their intensity as follows: 1) tropical depression, with winds up to 17 m s<sup>−1</sup>(34 knots); 2) tropical storm, with winds of 18–32 m s<sup>−1</sup>(35–64 knots); and 3) severe tropical cyclone, hurricane or typhoon, with winds of 33 m s<sup>−1</sup>(65 knots) or higher. It should be noted that the wind speeds referred to above are 10-min average wind speeds at standard anemometer level (10 m), except that in the United States, 1-min average wind speeds are used.
Industry:Weather
Troposfer atmosfere uygulanan genel bir terim. Atmosferik kabuk bkz.
Industry:Weather
Herhangi bir noktadan sonra yeryüzüne coğrafi Kuzey Kutbu'na doğru yön; Kuzey yönü boyunca Dünya'nın ekseni boylam hattı boyunca, örneğin dünyanın yüzeyinin üzerine herhangi bir projeksiyon. (Bu Manyetik Kuzey kullanır) navigasyon uygulama dışında gerçek Kuzey evrensel 0 ° (ya da 360 °) eşleme başvurusunu şey. Gerçek Kuzey Manyetik Kuzey manyetik sapma açısı coğrafi bu noktada tarafından farklıdır.
Industry:Weather
Sıcaklık ve tuzluluk ve muhtemelen su kitleleri tanımlamak için sayısal su kitle analizinde kullanılan besin ve oksijen değerleri belirli bir birleşimini temsil matematiksel bir yapı. Antarktika alt su, örneğin, sıcaklık 0 su türü tarafından temsil edilebilir. 3° C ve tuzluluk 34. 7 güç kaynağı, tam olarak bu özelliklerin her zaman olmayabilir olsa bile.
Industry:Weather
İklim ölçme aletleri, tarihi de dahil olmak üzere ve jeolojik zaman, yalnızca proxy iklim kayıtları mevcuttur gelişme öncesinde bir süre için.
Industry:Weather
Bir Höyük veya banka kar nedeniyle kez arkasında engellerin ve düzensizlik, tepeler ve eğimli yüzeyler olarak yatırılır Rüzgar alanında Girdaplar.
Industry:Weather