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Microphysical Mechanisms and Topographic Effects of Different Precipitation Phases during a Winter Freezing Event in Central China: A Case Study
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Microphysical Mechanisms and Topographic Effects of Different Precipitation Phases during a Winter Freezing Event in Central China: A Case Study
In February 2024, Hubei Province experienced a prolonged winter freezing event during which snowfall, freezing rain, and rainfall occurred simultaneously, severely impacting transportation and social operations. Using NCEP reanalysis, radiosonde, and ground observations combined with high-reso...
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