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VorticityA measure of the rotation of air in a horizontal plane. Positive (counter-clockwise or cyclonic) vorticity can be correlated with surface low development and upward vertical motion (in areas of positi [..]
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VorticityA measure of the spin of a fluid, usually small air parcels. Absolute vorticity is the combined vorticity due to the earth's rotation and the vorticity due to the air's circulation relative to the earth. Relative vorticity is due to the curving of the air flow and wind shear.
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VorticityA vector measure of local rotation in a fluid flow, defined mathematically as the curl of the velocity vector, where ζ is the vorticity, u the velocity, and ∇ the del operator. The vorticity component [..]
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VorticityMeasure of the amount of local rotation or spin in the atmosphere at a specified level. In weather analysis and forecasting, it usually refers to the vertical component of rotation (i.e. rotation abou [..]
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VorticityA measure of the local rotation in a fluid flow. In weather analysis and forecasting, it usually refers to the vertical component of rotation (i.e., rotation about a vertical axis) and is used most of [..]
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Vorticityis a measure of spin for a fluid. The relative vorticity is a vector quantity equalling the the curl of the velocity field. The value of the vorticity depends on the spatial gradients of the velocity field. It is important for analyzing rotational dynamics of fluid motion.
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VorticityThe measurement of the rotation of a small air parcel. It has vorticity when the parcel spins as it moves along its path. Although the axis of the rotation can extend in any direction, meteorologists [..]
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VorticityA vector measure of the local rotation in a fluid flow. In weather analysis and forecasting, it usually refers to the vertical component of rotation (i.e., rotation about a vertical axis) and is used most often in reference to synoptic scale or mesoscale weather systems. By convention, positive values indicate cyclonic rotation.
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VorticityA measure of the local rotation in a fluid flow. In weather analysis and forecasting, it usually refers to the vertical component of rotation (i.e., rotation about a vertical axis) and is used most often in reference to synoptic scale or mesoscale weather systems. By convention, positive values indicate cyclonic rotation.
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VorticityTurning of the atmosphere. Vorticity may be imbedded in the total flow and not readily identified by a flow pattern.
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VorticityA measure of the rotation of air in a horizontal plane. Positive (counter-clockwise or cyclonic) vorticity can be correlated with surface low development and upward vertical motion (in areas of positive vorticity advection).
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VorticityThe vorticity is a measure of the rotation of air in a horizontal plane. Positive (counter-clockwise or cyclonic) vorticity can be correlated with surface low development and upward vertical motion (in areas of positive vorticity advection). Convective Condensation Level (CCL)
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VorticityA measure of the local rotation in a fluid flow. In weather analysis and forecasting, it usually refers to the vertical component of rotation (i.e. rotation about a vertical axis) and is used most often in reference to synoptic scale or mesoscale weather systems. By convention in the Southern Hemisphere, negative values indicate cyclonic (clockwise [..]
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VorticityThe measurement of the rotation of a small air parcel. It has vorticity when the parcel spins as it moves along its path. Although the axis of the rotation can extend in any direction, meteorologists [..]
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VorticityA measure of the amount of "spin" (or rotation) in the atmosphere. Positive vorticity causes air to rise, which can result in clouds and precipitation, given sufficient moisture.
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VorticityThis is basically a measure of how much a column of air is spinning. Depending on direction of spin and speed of spin, a variety of surface conditions can be surmised, such as the development of low [..]
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VorticityA measure of the local rotation in a fluid flow. In weather analysis and forecasting, it usually refers to the vertical component of rotation (i.e., rotation about a vertical axis) and is used most of [..]
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VorticityThe measurement of the rotation of a small air parcel. It has vorticity when the parcel spins as it moves along its path. Although the axis of the rotation can extend in any direction, meteorologists are primarily concerned with the rotational motion about an axis that is perpendicular to the earth's surface. If it does not spin, it is said to [..]
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VorticityA measure of the amount of "spin" (rotation) and "shear" in the atmosphere.
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VorticityA measure of the local rotation in a fluid flow. In weather analysis and forecasting, it usually refers to the vertical component of rotation (i.e., rotation about a vertical axis) and is used most of [..]
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VorticityEnergy at the 500mb level. See 500mb for more details.
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VorticityThe measurement of the rotation of a small air parcel. It has vorticity when the parcel spins as it moves along its path. Although the axis of the rotation can extend in any direction, meteorologists [..]
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VorticityThe measurement of the rotation
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VorticityA measure of the rotation of air in a horizontal plane. Positive (counter-clockwise or cyclonic) vorticity can be correlated with surface low development and upward vertical motion (in areas of positi [..]
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VorticityThe measurement of the rotation of a small air parcel. It has vorticity when the parcel spins as it moves along its path. Although the axis of the rotation can extend in any direction, meteorologists are primarily concerned with the rotational motion about an axis that is perpendicular to the earth’s surface. If it does not spin, it is said to have [..]
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Vorticity
(mathematics,fluid dynamics) A property of a fluid flow related to local angular rotation; defined as the curl of the flow's velocity field.
* date=February 20, 2009|author=William M. Durham et al. [..]
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