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DESCRIPTION:Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Departmental Seminar Series\n
 \npresents\n\nCharacterization of the processes that lead to the destabili
 zation and onset of deep tropical convection\n\na talk by\n\nÁngel F. Adam
 es-Corraliza\n	Assistant Professor\,\n	Climate and Space Sciences and Engine
 ering\, University of Michigan \n\nTropical convection is highly sensitive
  by fluctuations in temperature and moisture in the lower-free troposphere
  as well as processes that occur in the planetary boundary layer (BL\, 850
 -1000 hPa). It is shown that a semi-empirical framework precipitation-buoy
 ancy relation can capture many of the processes that lead to convective on
 set and evolution in association with tropical motion systems. Through sim
 plified equations it is shown that steady-state convection evolves towards
  a state of moisture quasi-equilibrium: moist convective instability is co
 nsumed while the free troposphere is moistened by convection in such a way
  that the mean free-tropospheric buoyancy is unchanged.\n\nMonday Feb 17/ 
 3:30 PM/ Burnside Hall/ Room 934\n
DTSTART:20200217T203000Z
DTEND:20200217T220000Z
LOCATION:Room 934
SUMMARY:Characterization of the processes that lead to the destabilization 
 and onset of deep tropical convection
URL:/meteo/channels/event/characterization-processes-l
 ead-destabilization-and-onset-deep-tropical-convection-319649
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