2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.atmosres.2020.105415
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An overview of tornado and waterspout events in Catalonia (2000–2019)

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“…Two other variables have been considered: the precipitable water mass content (PWM) and the freezing level height (FRZL). The comparison with previous works in the region of study [2,24,28] indicates that the found values are significantly large: the WMAX was always over the previously proposed 50 m s −1 (especially for the MU case), the PWM was 40 mm (instead of the 35 mm), and the freezing level height was close to 4000 m (while the previous threshold was 3000 m). However, it is important to indicate that these variations should link with the trend of the variables along the period, as previously cited.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 43%
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“…Two other variables have been considered: the precipitable water mass content (PWM) and the freezing level height (FRZL). The comparison with previous works in the region of study [2,24,28] indicates that the found values are significantly large: the WMAX was always over the previously proposed 50 m s −1 (especially for the MU case), the PWM was 40 mm (instead of the 35 mm), and the freezing level height was close to 4000 m (while the previous threshold was 3000 m). However, it is important to indicate that these variations should link with the trend of the variables along the period, as previously cited.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 43%
“…Sounding data used are from twice a day, for 00.00 and 12.00 UTC. This region is prone to be affected by different types of adverse weather (hail [2], heavy rain and floods [26], snow at low altitude [27], tornadoes [28], etc.). Before, the understanding capacity of the thermodynamic conditions over Catalonia was poor (Gibergans-Báguena and Llasat [22]).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Deep convection is usually common during those months in the region of study leading to short but intense precipitation episodes, as indicated, for instance, in [7]. Some of the CCR events during these months included severe convective weather (hail, strong straight-line winds, tornadoes) [36][37][38].…”
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confidence: 93%