Turbulence accelerates droplet collisions in developing clouds, causing earlier onset of precipitation at the ground and larger first raindrops than in non-turbulent cases.
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A data-driven stochastic differential equation for tropical cyclone intensification is inferred from IBTrACS and ERA5 data, producing synthetic storms whose statistics and nonlinear dynamics match observations and a leading physics-based model.
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Direct Lagrangian tracking simulation of droplet growth in vertically-developing turbulent cloud
Turbulence accelerates droplet collisions in developing clouds, causing earlier onset of precipitation at the ground and larger first raindrops than in non-turbulent cases.
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Learning a Stochastic Differential Equation Model of Tropical Cyclone Intensification from Reanalysis and Observational Data
A data-driven stochastic differential equation for tropical cyclone intensification is inferred from IBTrACS and ERA5 data, producing synthetic storms whose statistics and nonlinear dynamics match observations and a leading physics-based model.