Agriculture in the southeastern United States (SEUS) is heavily reliant upon water resources provided by precipitation during warm season (June–August). The convective and stochastic nature of SEUS introduces challenges terms availability region creating localized maxima minima. Clearly, a detailed updated climatology for important end users on these resources. As such, nonlinear unsupervised l...

Abstract Nocturnal bow echoes can produce wind damage, even in situations where elevated convection occurs. Accurate forecasts of potential tend to be more challenging for operational forecasters than daytime bows because incomplete understanding how interacts with the stable boundary layer. The present study compares differences warm-season, nocturnal echo environments which high intensity [&g...