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| Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2007
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| I didn't get much of a response in general topics, so maybe somebody here will help me figure this out: So I am studying along and up comes this question: Where does most icing occur in Mountain Wave? Above or below the lenticular cloud? I looked everywhere and cannot find an answer! I would assume that the windward side (Updraft) side of the wave carries the most icing potential, and I would assume that most icing potential would be below the lennticular cloud, because lennies are mainly made up of ice crystals. Anybody get a good answer with source? |
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| Senior Member | Here this will explain it to you. http://books.google.com/books?id=Mxs...mZqIqrW7-TMumU Scroll down to the section "Mountain Wave Icing". It is at the bottom of pg 207. |
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