The size distribution of the elements of this process is given by the Marshall-Palmer law, and the Z-R relation is used to correlate the severity of this phenomenon with radar reflectivity.
The size distribution of the elements of this process is given by the Marshall-Palmer law, and the Z-R relation is used to correlate the severity of this phenomenon with radar reflectivity. Along with temperature, the amount of this phenomenon is used to distinguish groups A through E in the Koppen (*) classification system. This phenomenon can be caused by adiabatic cooling of anabatic wind to below its dew point. Mountains create a "shadow" in which this phenomenon doesn't occur, and this phenomenon occurs quite heavily during a monsoon. For 10 points, name this weather phenomenon in which water vapor condenses into liquid droplets and falls on the ground.
The size distribution of the elements of this process is given by the Marshall-Palmer law, and the Z-R relation is used to correlate the severity of this phenomenon with radar reflectivity.
rain [accept precipitation]