Wednesday, July 28, 2010

My Cat Has Diarrhea Leaking Out Anus

Trails of July 25, 2010 (I) Spotting

Sunday, July 25, 2010 was a day of great interest to those who observe and study the phenomenon of condensation trails in Milan.
The blue sky and clean, ideal palette to bring out the best the white trails, high altitude air traffic at times sustained, and the extreme weather conditions have made it possible for optimum viewing of numerous and spectacular trails of aircraft, from early morning until late evening when the nearly full moon was the terminus of the last trails illuminating (exciting scene, or perhaps for some, spectral).
From a scientific point of view, several sono stati i motivi di interesse per questa giornata.
In primo luogo si sono osservate scie iridescenti, (identificate come scie aerodinamiche ), fenomeno che ho osservato piuttosto raramente. E' interessante notare come tali scie si siano formate a quote dove le condizione per la formazione delle normali scie di condensazione, in base ai dati atmosferici registrati alle ore 12Z, non erano presenti (si veda oltre nella sezione "Analisi dei dati atmosferici").
In secondo luogo, pur avendo osservato numerose scie persistenti, in base ai dati atmosferici delle 12Z non erano previste le condizioni per la persistenza, anche dopo correzione Miloshevich (per una spiegazione di tale correzione si veda questo post). Interesting
then also the particular temperature trend at high altitude because of which it was possible to observe aircraft fly higher without the wake of aircraft wake.
Sunday of contrails is placed last in a series of several days characterized by the limited presence of contrails.

The highlight of the day took place between 15:30 and 18:30 with the sky in the presence of many persistent contrails forming the classical crossings, and beautiful iridescent trails.
I photographed and identified by Flightradar24.com sites or similar line of thirty aircraft, most of them in flight at high altitude.
In today's post shows the most significant photos of the first part of the day and the usual analysis of weather data. In the next post will report the most significant photos of the second part of the day and a brief discussion of the observations made.

Photographs

The day begins well, with a massive persistent trail observed at 07:44.

Persistent huge contrail!

follows a short passage of the A319 with a wake.

Swiss A319 HB-IPX
Altitude: 11,140 m
Routing: FCO-ZRH

Swiss A319 HB-IPX

At 8:23 I see a cute kestrel ( And thank's for the identification of prey ) in on my swing verticale (stranamente non apparso su Flightradar24.com forse a causa dell'assenza di transponder), segno inequivocabile che la giornata di spotting sarebbe stata fruttuosa!

Gheppio benaugurale GH-EPP
Altitude: 100 m circa
Routing: unknown


Poiana beneaugurale!

La mattinata, oltre a un B757-200 della Monarch ( foto , tracciato ) e a un B737 Norwegian ( foto , tracciato ), offre poco.

Nel primo pomeriggio iniziano invece le osservazioni interessanti. Intorno alle 15:10 transitano due apparecchi: l'A320 Swiss HB-IJO in volo a 9975 m con scia ( foto , tracciato ) e l'Airfrance A320 F-GKXA a 11285 m senza scia ( foto , tracciato ). L'Air France senza scia vola dunque più in alto dello Swiss con scia.
Come si può notare dalle fotografie, entrambi gli apparecchi rilasciano anche una scietta centrale (tentativamente identificata come drain mast).

Alle 15:30 inizio ad osservare la presenza di varie scie persistenti formanti i classici incroci.

Persistent contrails, Milan 25 July 2010
Persistent Contrails
Persistent Contrails

Alla 16:19 osservo la prima scia aerodinamica della giornata. Uno spettacolo.

Aeroflot A320 VQ-BAZ
Altitude: 9464 m
Routing: SVO-NCE


Aeroflot A320 VQ-BAZ

Vediamo qui come appare la scia dell'Aeroflot dopo alcuni minuti.

Alle 16:23 osservo un B737 senza scia in volo a oltre 12mila metri.

Jetairfly B737 OO-JAO
Altitude: 12192 m

JetAirFly B737 OO-JAO

Mentre alle 16:27 osservo la seconda scia aerodinamica della giornata, rilasciata da un A320 Air Malta.

Air Malta 9H-AEO
Altitude: 9441 m
Routing: MLA-ZRH


Air Malta 9H-AEO

Qui , la fotografia più countered. Around 16:30

also note crosses persistent contrails:

Persistent contrails with shadow
Contrail hug
Persistent contrails

At 16:33 wake aerodynamic look further, this time an Avro RJ85.

Lufthansa CityLine Avro RJ85 D-AVRR
Altitude: 9761 m
Routing: MUC-NCE


Lufthansa Avro RJ85 D-AVRR

Note that in this case the routing proposed by Flightradar24 is clearly wrong (the correct route is shown on the site Acarsd.org).

At 16:37 it's time to wake with a Lufthansa A321.

Lufthansa A321 D-AISZ
Altitude: 10,066 m
Routing:
FRA-FCO

Lufthansa A321 D-AISZ

At 17:47 it was the turn of the inevitable B738 Ryanair, flying at 11,887 ft without wake photographed through the telescope.

Ryanair B738 EI-EBS
Altitude: 11,887
Routing: FKB-CIA


Ryanair B738 EI-EBS

Finally, a classic crossing of contrails observed alle16: 50.

Contrails

In the next post more pictures and a brief discussion on the comments made!

analysis of atmospheric data 12Z

Analysis of weather data recorded by the probe launched at the Milan Linate July 25, 2010 (now the launch 10:50 Z) :
diagram Appleman (verifying the conditions for the formation of contrails condensation). Chart
relative humidity / temperature with and without correction Miloshevich (verifying the conditions for persistence).
The probe has reached the typical flight altitudes, at about 11:20 Z (to 13:20) where they were provided for non-persistent contrails from 10,319 to 11,117 m. From 11,117 m to 12,000 m, the temperature began to rise, from 11,682 m and the conditions for training are not more were present.
Aerodynamic Contrails were formed between 9400 and 9700 meters. These shares weather conditions at the time of measurement did not allow the formation of trails according to the criterion of Appleman / Schrader.
E ', however, reported on the work of Gierens et al., (2008) that: As aerodynamic contrails are independent of the formation Conditions of jet contrails, They form an additional class of contrails Which might be complementary Because They form in predominantly That in layers are too warm for jet contrail formation.
The aerodynamic contrails are formed so primarily where the temperature is not cold enough for the formation of contrails. On
same work is also reported that: Aerodynamic contrails Also Appear in cruise levels persist WHERE They May When The ambient atmosphere is ice-supersaturated.
Obviously because a trail of ice persists, aerodynamics or not, it is necessary that the air is supersaturated with respect to ice. On July 25
hour of soundings were not present conditions for persistence. The probe, however, identified an area with a high relative humidity above ice saturation, at 8776 meters. At this depth, however, were not present conditions for the formation of contrails.

Technical Details on the photographs

The photographs were taken with a focal length variable from 17 to 400 mm. In one case, for Ryanair EI-EBS, I used a telescope (focal length 1200mm + 2X teleconverter). The photographs were processed to highlight the details of the trails.


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Friday, July 23, 2010

Memorial Wording Suggestions

shelf cloud and supercell in Brescia July 23, 2010

Nel pomeriggio del 23 Luglio una nuova saccatura è transitata sul nord Italia, accompagnata da un forte getto in quota che ha incrementato notevolemente lo shear favorendo lo sviluppo di numerose supercelle. In particolare nel NE Italia, Veneto e Friuli nello specifico, numerosi i danni da downburst e grandine, alcuni feriti e purtroppo anche un morto a causa del crollo di un capannone.
Resposabile di molti danni nel mantovano (tra cui una sospetta tromba d'aria) and Padua is a supercell playing around 13:30 from Piacenza. That's an impressive video resume of Downburst, Everseer in Vicenza: Downburst, Everseer .

Around 10 am the day begins hunting reached our first target, Vercelli. In a car it's me, Mauro, Andrea from Turin, Alessandro Vercelli and Mauro Vercelli. In another car from Genoa 3 other chasers. Between 10.30 and 12.30 are very undecided about what to do: the Veneto could be an excellent target for the afternoon and the idea of \u200b\u200bpointing those areas continues to turn in our heads.
At the end we decided to stay, especially when several piles around the 12.30 start to develop the area. Looking at the image However, we note the satellite as cold air is still quite far from the Western Alps. At about 13:30 the first group turns in Piacenza, 2-3 shots waiting to see if radar is just a false alarm, but when we see that continues to grow, decided to rush to the run-up to that cell.
sketches in his direction, but the time runs very fast ... the radar has an impressive form, a perfect supercell connotations. We arrived in Mantua, and finally the cell is about 20 km from us. Unfortunately, in those areas there are highways that go "low" to the east and we are forced to enter a state, the SS10. The cell runs out very quickly and we, at best, moving at 60 km / h in traffic. The nervousness begins to skyrocket: Every time we spend about 30 minutes after the storm in the countries that were hit (we also note some minor wind damage), without ever reaching it. The situation is really frustrating and exhausting. Finally, in the area Legnaro, near Padua in now, give up and we reverse. Shortly after deciding to go back, apart from a supercell in Casale Monferrato, exactly where we were standing still waiting to 12.30. At this point, after an initial cascade of insults, remains silent for several minutes ... For about half an hour
Vercelli in the supercell is very nice to the radar, then numerous thunderstorms in the north and leave the north east and becomes the same supercell Vercelli part of a line of cells.
another supercell remains isolated in Lombardy, near Brescia, and we are perfect to intercept it. When we arrive in the area, waiting for the photograph and also a good shelf. The time goes by very fast, the wall cloud is visible for long. We try to follow him to the east, yet they are many other groups of precipitation and it becomes impossible to return under the meso to the streets of those areas. We decide to go back and see that a second line of thunderstorms approaching from the west. The waiting area in Ghedi (BS) cells where the line comes preceded by a beautiful shelf cloud at sunset. We put ourselves in the middle of a lawn to take pictures and when they begin to fall the first drops of rain under the shelf, back into the car. When I prepare to close the stand, it does not want to know ... Paperissima begins a scene in which I, screaming like crazy, wield the stand and threw it on the ground to make it close. Unfortunately, no one has made a video of this moment "trash" ... help me to close the damn, it took three men. At the end turns against me, and I still smashing his head in his hand. I had bought new the week before, it will mean I'll go back to using the old one full of duct tape that he did his duty for two years and a half without ever resist.
Let's go home and surrounded by a thunderstorm updraft that light up with new lightning. Moving west, we enter the area with clear air, with the entry of cold air and behind us we have the moon with all the time. Thinking of finding a point to take pictures between Milan and Bergamo is pure utopia.
arrive home after more than 800 km routes ... a hunting style American plains in terms of distance traveled. A cool head, if we had remained in Vercelli, we probably would have driven very little, we would see the updraft near Casale for about half an hour, then we would be trapped in the line of precipitation that has failed to form (not to mention that the same supercell is splitted and they are size 2). At that point it was impossible to bring before the system due to the speed with which they move and hunt ended early serebbe . Here is a VIDEO
the supercell of Vercelli Andrea Colombo.

The supercell in Mantua


supercell in Brescia










An overview





Shelf cloud vicino Ghedi (BS)







Una panoramica



Altra panoramica













VIDEO Cumulonimbus SuperCell Mantua MAURO GREEK
VIDEO OF BRESCIA SuperCell MAURO GREEK
VIDEO SHELF CLOUD MAURO TO GREEK
MY VIDEO SUMMARY OF HUNTING
MY VIDEO: AFTER THE CHASE