Storm Summary with Borderline to Shallow Vertical Profile (AGL) of the 2005-2006 Winter Season (November - March) - 3 Storms

Portland International Airport Weather Station, Oregon (45°35'N , 122°36'W / Elevation: 5.8 m)

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Grey highlighted rows: Virga or mix of virga and rain, no snow

* = general trend 6 hours before storm
Tall (> 4.0 km AGL)   Continuity for Storm Maturity
Borderline ( 2.5-4.0 km AGL)   Scattered: Several Breaks
Shallow (< 2.5 km AGL)  
Storm Summary
Rain
Virga to Rain
Rain to Virga
Rain/Snow
Virga to Rain to Virga
Rain to Virga to Rain
Virga
Continuity
Continuous
Scattered
Average
All
Page
Temp. (°C)
7.38
7.13
RH (%)
80.0
82.0
Wind Direction
161°
153°
Wind Speed (m/s)
9.9
9.5
Pressure (hPa)
1014
1019
Precipitation (in)
0.70
0.15
AGL
Tall
Tall to Borderline
Tall to Shallow
Borderline
Borderline to Shallow
Borderline to Tall
Borderline to Tall to Borderline
Shallow
Shallow to Borderline to Shallow
Shallow to Tall to Borderline
Total Precipitation (in.)
0.44
Avg. Duration (hrs)
10.50
Trends
Wind Direction
Temperature
RH
Pressure
Year
Month
Day
Type
Continuity
Start Time (UTC)
Duration (hrs)
Avg. Temp. (°C)
Avg.
At Storm Maturity
Wind Speed (m/s)
Precip. (in)
before*
during
before*
during
before*
during
2006
01
03
Virga to Rain
Continuous
16:30
11.5
6.6
SE
SE
13.1
0.36
increasing
increasing
decreasing
increasing
decreasing
increasing
2006
02
13
Rain
Scattered
13:00
8
6.2
SE
SE
2.4
0.07
down - up
increasing
up - down
up - down
decreasing
up - down
2006
03
04
Virga to Rain
Scattered
00:00
12
8.6
S
S
13.0
0.01
up - down
decreasing
down - up
increasing
down - up
increasing

Version 1, 14 August 2012

web page credits: Micheal Tai Bryant, Sandra Yuter

This research is a collaboration by the
Department of Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences, North Carolina State University

This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0544766. Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recomendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation (NSF).

contacts:
Dr. Sandra Yuter seyuter@ncsu.edu