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As I watch only a few very large rain drops falling (20:30) I wonder
if this is going to show up as heavy rain or light rain on the radar. Is it rate that matter or will drop size make a difference? ================================================ simon sheaf sheffield south yorkshire http://www.anycities.com/user/yorkshireweather (new photos July 03) ================================================ |
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The equation says that radar reflectivity is relative to sum of N
times D in power of six, where D is drop diameter and N number of drops of that size in measurement volume. Thus, one drop 2mm in diameter gives you as big reflectivity as 64 drops of 1 mm. Elena (Simon S) wrote in message m... As I watch only a few very large rain drops falling (20:30) I wonder if this is going to show up as heavy rain or light rain on the radar. Is it rate that matter or will drop size make a difference? ================================================ simon sheaf sheffield south yorkshire http://www.anycities.com/user/yorkshireweather (new photos July 03) ================================================ |
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