Rain Showers With Virga at James Glenn blog

Rain Showers With Virga. If you've ever watched your radar screen and seen the leading edge of a rain or snow band over your location but not seen any rain or snow actually. However, with virga, while the radar may detect it, your eyes won't. when rain falls from a cloud but doesn't reach the ground it can create wispy tails from clouds known as virga. Virga always makes rainfall forecasting very difficult, especially if the precipitation is light. virga starts out as rain or snow. No snow reached the ground. Rain can evaporate before reaching the ground when the air below the clouds is drier or warmer and absorbs the moisture. virga rain is a meteorological phenomenon that primarily refers to a form of precipitation, typically in the form of bands. virga is a weather phenomenon where precipitation evaporates before reaching the ground, creating wispy streaks below clouds. like all light precipitation, virga shows up on the radar as shades of light green (rain) or light blue (snow). virga is precipitation that evaporates or sublimates before reaching the ground. Virga can occur in various. In this case, snow virga was streaking across the north texas sky and showed up well on radar also.

If you've ever watched your radar screen and seen the leading edge of a rain or snow band over your location but not seen any rain or snow actually. No snow reached the ground. Virga can occur in various. virga is precipitation that evaporates or sublimates before reaching the ground. virga rain is a meteorological phenomenon that primarily refers to a form of precipitation, typically in the form of bands. In this case, snow virga was streaking across the north texas sky and showed up well on radar also. like all light precipitation, virga shows up on the radar as shades of light green (rain) or light blue (snow). virga starts out as rain or snow. Virga always makes rainfall forecasting very difficult, especially if the precipitation is light. when rain falls from a cloud but doesn't reach the ground it can create wispy tails from clouds known as virga.

What is ‘virga’? KXAN Austin

Rain Showers With Virga Rain can evaporate before reaching the ground when the air below the clouds is drier or warmer and absorbs the moisture. Virga always makes rainfall forecasting very difficult, especially if the precipitation is light. virga is a weather phenomenon where precipitation evaporates before reaching the ground, creating wispy streaks below clouds. Virga can occur in various. No snow reached the ground. In this case, snow virga was streaking across the north texas sky and showed up well on radar also. when rain falls from a cloud but doesn't reach the ground it can create wispy tails from clouds known as virga. virga rain is a meteorological phenomenon that primarily refers to a form of precipitation, typically in the form of bands. However, with virga, while the radar may detect it, your eyes won't. like all light precipitation, virga shows up on the radar as shades of light green (rain) or light blue (snow). virga starts out as rain or snow. Rain can evaporate before reaching the ground when the air below the clouds is drier or warmer and absorbs the moisture. virga is precipitation that evaporates or sublimates before reaching the ground. If you've ever watched your radar screen and seen the leading edge of a rain or snow band over your location but not seen any rain or snow actually.