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Is Upper-Level Dynamic Forcing Essential for Heavy Rain in the Levant?
Baruch Ziv
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Uri Dayan
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Department of Geography
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Heavy Rainfall
100%
Upper Level
100%
Level Dynamics
100%
Dynamic Forcing
100%
Rain
42%
Upper-level Trough
42%
Rain Formation
28%
Cyprus Low
28%
Rain Events
14%
Optical Analysis
14%
Divergence
14%
Cyclogenesis
14%
Composite Map
14%
Subjective Analysis
14%
Static Instability
14%
Eastern Coast
14%
ERA5 Reanalysis
14%
Meandering Jet
14%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Levant
100%
Trough
100%
Cyprus
40%
Cyclogenesis
20%
Fifth Generation of ECMWF Atmospheric Reanalysis of the Global Climate
20%