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An example of measurement of liquid water in a cool cloud deck by microwave radiometry and simultaneous observation of icing of aircraft is given. Implications in use of microwave radiometers for warning of icing conditions, and in weather-modification application, are discussed. The liquid in the cloud is shown to be supercooled by supporting evidence from the National Weather Service radiosondes at Denver, Colorado.
An example of measurement of liquid water in a cool cloud deck by microwave radiometry and simultaneous observation of icing of aircraft is given. Implications in use of microwave radiometers for warning of icing conditions, and in weather-modification application, are discussed. The liquid in the cloud is shown to be supercooled by supporting evidence from the National Weather Service radiosondes at Denver, Colorado.
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