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✓ Published: 20-Jan-2015
✓ Published: 20-Jan-2015
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Left side: nThe movie shows a visualization of the high resolution regional weather model (COSMO-1) with simulated precipitation (blue layer) and cloud top temperature (white: cold; black: warm) over a mosaic of satellite images. Spatial resolution is 1.1km while temporal resolution is 2.5 minutes.nnRight side: nAnimated weather radar precipitation (MeteoSwiss radar network; blue layer) and satellite cloud top temperature measurements (Meteosat IR 10.8µm; white: cold; black: warm) over a mosaic
Left side: nThe movie shows a visualization of the high resolution regional weather model (COSMO-1) with simulated precipitation (blue layer) and cloud top temperature (white: cold; black: warm) over a mosaic of satellite images. Spatial resolution is 1.1km while temporal resolution is 2.5 minutes.nnRight side: nAnimated weather radar precipitation (MeteoSwiss radar network; blue layer) and satellite cloud top temperature measurements (Meteosat IR 10.8µm; white: cold; black: warm) over a mosaic
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