Statistical collapse of stratiform and convective drop diameter distributions at the ground
Abstract
The probability density function of the drop diameter at the ground is investigated
during stratiform and convective precipitation intervals at Darwin, Australia. We
show how, after a renormalization procedure of the drop diameter, the empirical probability
density functions of both types of precipitation collapse in a single curve, indicating
the possible existence of an invariant distribution of the drop diameter at the ground.
Citation: Ignaccolo, M., and C. De Michele (2010), Statistical collapse of stratiform
and convective drop diameter distributions at the ground, Geophys. Res. Lett., 37,
L24402, doi:10.1029/2010GL045454.
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Ignaccolo,M.;De Michele,C.. 2010. Statistical collapse of stratiform and convective
drop diameter distributions at the ground. Geophysical Research Letters 37( ): L24402-L24402.
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