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Analysis of the extreme rainfall event in North China in 19-20 July 2016 and its forecast performance of ECMWF’s products

Author

F. Jiolan

2017, Poster, Using ECMWF Forecasts 2017, Using ECMWF Forecasts

File

17289-analysis-extreme-rainfall-event-north-china-19-20-july-2016-and-its-forecast-performance.pdf

Combining high-resolution numerical weather predictions with human expertise for real-time, localized www and mobile app weather forecasts

Author

L. Moret

2017, Poster, Using ECMWF Forecasts 2017, Using ECMWF Forecasts

File

17292-combining-high-resolution-numerical-weather-predictions-human-expertise-real-time-localized.pdf

Early spring thunderstorm development

Author

R. Penchev

2017, Poster, Using ECMWF Forecasts 2017, Using ECMWF Forecasts

File

17294-early-spring-thunderstorm-development.pdf

Facing weather risks during The Floating Piers

Author

G. Minardi

2017, Poster, Using ECMWF Forecasts 2017, Using ECMWF Forecasts

File

17291-facing-weather-risks-during-floating-piers.pdf

Stationary severe thunderstorms over Malaga on 19 February 2017

Author

J. Rodriguez

2017, Poster, Using ECMWF Forecasts 2017, Using ECMWF Forecasts

File

17319-stationary-severe-thunderstorms-over-malaga-19-february-2017.pdf

Stratus clouds in wintertime anticyclones in Hungary

Author

K. Kolláth

2017, Poster, Using ECMWF Forecasts 2017, Using ECMWF Forecasts

File

17290-stratus-clouds-wintertime-anticyclones-hungary.pdf

The Windstorm „EGON“ – an example for a rapid cyclogenesis

Author

T. Schumann

2017, Poster, Using ECMWF Forecasts 2017, Using ECMWF Forecasts

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17293-windstorm-egon-example-rapid-cyclogenesis.pdf