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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, ...
Heavy winds that often occur in England in February or March. (Candlemas is 2 February. )
Industry:Weather
Heavy winds that often occur in England in February or March. (Candlemas is 2 February. )
Industry:Weather
A piece of ice floating in a body of water after calving from a mass of land ice or iceberg.
Industry:Weather
A piece of ice floating in a body of water after calving from a mass of land ice or iceberg.
Industry:Weather
A luminous, and often audible, electric discharge that is intermediate in nature between a spark discharge (with, usually, its single discharge channel) and a point discharge (with its diffuse, quiescent, and nonluminous character). It occurs from objects, especially pointed ones, when the electric field strength near their surfaces attains a value near 1 × 105 V m−1. Aircraft flying through active electrical storms often develop corona discharge streamers from antennas and propellers, and even from the entire fuselage and wing structure. So-called precipitation static results. It is seen also during stormy weather, emanating from the yards and masts of ships at sea. See St. Elmo's fire.
Industry:Weather
A luminous, and often audible, electric discharge that is intermediate in nature between a spark discharge (with, usually, its single discharge channel) and a point discharge (with its diffuse, quiescent, and nonluminous character). It occurs from objects, especially pointed ones, when the electric field strength near their surfaces attains a value near 1 × 105 V m−1. Aircraft flying through active electrical storms often develop corona discharge streamers from antennas and propellers, and even from the entire fuselage and wing structure. So-called precipitation static results. It is seen also during stormy weather, emanating from the yards and masts of ships at sea. See St. Elmo's fire.
Industry:Weather
The temperature at which a parcel of moist unsaturated air expanded dry-adiabatically reaches saturation. See condensation pressure, lifting condensation level.
Industry:Weather
The pressure at which a parcel of moist unsaturated air expanded dry-adiabatically reaches saturation. See condensation temperature, lifting condensation level.
Industry:Weather
