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rising air,
often within a cloud.
Vertical drafts,
known as
updrafts or
downdrafts, are
localized regions of warm or cool air that move vertically. A m****...
- The rear
flank downdraft (RFD) is a
region of dry air
wrapping around the back of a
mesocyclone in a
supercell thunderstorm.
These areas of descending...
- rain-free
updraft base or main
updraft (not
visible to radar). The rear
flank downdraft, or RFD,
carries precipitation counterclockwise around the
north and northwest...
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Downdraft tables or
downdraught benches are
workbenches with built-in
ventilation to
capture dust, smoke, and
fumes and draw them away from the operator...
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dominates in the
mesoscale environment. However, this is not the case. With
downdrafts ushering colder air from mid-levels,
hitting ground and
propagating away...
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drive a
turbine at the tower's bottom. An
energy tower (also
known as a
downdraft energy tower,
because the air
flows down the tower) is a tall (1,000 meters)...
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pounding the
aircraft at an
extreme rate. The
aircraft was
struck by a
downdraft and
because of it the
pitch started to increase. As the
autopilot tried...
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updraft and
moved into its forward-flank
downdraft where they can be
transported further by non-tornadic
downdraft winds. The
basic mechanism of
debris fallout...
- with
other droplets and
become larger. The
falling droplets create a
downdraft as it
pulls cold air with it, and this cold air
spreads out at the Earth's...
- an area of
quickly descending air
known as the rear
flank downdraft (RFD). This
downdraft accelerates as it
approaches the ground, and
drags the supercell's...
