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UHF-band vertically-pointing radar observations of a winter upslope snowstorm (NorthAmerican Central High Plains) at Boulder Colorado (USA) on 14 Feb 2008. The upper panel correspond to a time-height cross section of radar reflectivity factor (in dBZ), and the lower panel to a time-height cross section of vertical Doppler velocity (in m s-1 , positive downwards), both according to the color scale on the right. The Y-axis corresponds to height in km above the ground level, and the Y axis to UTC time. Image courtesy of Dr. William Brown (NCAR, Earth Observing Laboratory). 

UHF-band vertically-pointing radar observations of a winter upslope snowstorm (NorthAmerican Central High Plains) at Boulder Colorado (USA) on 14 Feb 2008. The upper panel correspond to a time-height cross section of radar reflectivity factor (in dBZ), and the lower panel to a time-height cross section of vertical Doppler velocity (in m s-1 , positive downwards), both according to the color scale on the right. The Y-axis corresponds to height in km above the ground level, and the Y axis to UTC time. Image courtesy of Dr. William Brown (NCAR, Earth Observing Laboratory). 

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