-
water rather than land,
known as a "tornadic", "supercellular", or "
mesocyclonic" waterspout, and
accurately a "tornado over water". A fair
weather waterspout...
- are
stronger tornadoes over water. They form over
water similarly to
mesocyclonic tornadoes, or are
stronger tornadoes which cross over water.
Since they...
- quasi-linear
convective systems), most
often in
middle latitudes regions.
Mesocyclonic tornadoes may also form from
embedded supercells within squall lines...
- of a supercell,
congestus can
rotate and, on rare occasions,
produce mesocyclonic-type tornadoes, with
waterspouts and
landspouts emanating from misocyclones...
- hail up to 1.75
inches (4.4 cm) in
diameter fell. As the supercell's
mesocyclonic rotation began to
rapidly strengthen at the
cloud base, a
tornado warning...
- storm's
maturation stage under typical low-level
mesocyclonic tornadogenesis, or by
accelerated mesocyclonic maturation generated early in the thunderstorm's...
-
hours and
twenty minutes, a
rarity among thunderstorms that
produce mesocyclonic vorticity exceeding such
speeds (averaging 1.5% of all supercells). The...
- of
tornadogenesis (including wall clouds,
funnel clouds and low-level
mesocyclonic rotation) and of
observed tornadoes. Skywarn, a U.S.-based international...
-
locate the
precipitation structure of the
thunderclouds but not the
mesocyclonic rotation and
divergence of
winds leading to the
development of tornadoes...
-
intensify storms.
Another severe type of
thunderstorm is
known as a
Mesocyclonic Convective Complex or Derecho,
which is a
larger cluster-type thunderstorm...
