P1.8 MICROPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF ARCTIC MIXED-PHASE CLOUDS USING GROUND-BASED REMOTE SENSORS
Arctic clouds are characterized as being stratiform and optically thin, and on average ~50 % are mixed-phase clouds that occur during all seasons (Intrieri et al. 2002). Arctic mixed-phase clouds have been observed
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Summary: | Arctic clouds are characterized as being stratiform and optically thin, and on average ~50 % are mixed-phase clouds that occur during all seasons (Intrieri et al. 2002). Arctic mixed-phase clouds have been observed |
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