Hazardous Near 0°C Precipitation
Mar 22 2016 3:30PM - 8:30AM
EOS MAIN 135
Seminar
Speaker:
Professor Ronald Stewart
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University of Manitoba
Hosted by:
William Hsieh
Description/Abstract
The CMOS BC Lower Mainland Local Centre Annual General Meeting will take place when the lecture ends (around 4:30 p.m).
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Abstract: Winter precipitation affects all of us in Canada and it is often leads to hazardous conditions. This certainly applies to the precipitation falling near 0°C (including freezing rain, ice pellets and wet snow) but there is still considerable uncertainty regarding its characteristics, formation, detection and simulation. This limits our monitoring efforts as well as our predictive capability at all time scales. Such issues will be reviewed in this presentation.