Lightning Characteristics in Bow Echo and Supercell Storms
Characteristics of Convection in an African Easterly Wave Observed During NAMMA (PPT file)
Contrasting Tropical Rainfall Regimes Using TRMM and Ground-Based Polarimetric Radar (PPT file)
Atmospheric Science at Colorado StateUniversity (PPT), Presentation by Prof. Steve Rutledge at UNC
Evolution of Radar Structure, Total Lightning and Sprite Production in an Oklahoma Mesoscale Convective System on 20 June 2007
Elevation-Dependent Trends in Precipitation Observed by the NAME Radar Network
C3VP: AMFR and King City Radar Intercomparison
Radar observations of convection in a large-scale disturbance during NAMMA
Diurnal Characteristics of Precipitation Features Over the East Pacific: A Comparison of the EPIC and TEPPS Regions
Cloud-To-Ground Lightning Polarity and Environmen tal Conditions Over the Central United States
NAME Three-Dimensional Low-Resolution S-Pol Radar Grids (Version 1) Report
CSU STEPS 2000 Research Highlights (ppt), AGU talk by Prof. Steven A. Rutledge
Vertical Structure and Kinematics of Tropical Monsoon Precipitation Observed from a 2875-MHz Profiler during NAME
Composite Images from the Three NAME Radars Overlayed on GOES IR.
Presentation: Radar-Observed Characteristics of the Diurnal Cycle of Precipitation during NAME 2004
Presentation: Eight Years of TRMM Data: Understanding the Regional Mechanisms Behind the Diurnal Cycle
Diurnal Cycle of Shallow and Deep Convection for a Tropical Land and an Ocean Environment and its Relationship to Synoptic Wind Regimes
AMMA TRMM Precipitation Feature Analyses
A Gathering of RadarMet people at the AMS 2005 Radar Conference (Picture)
Operational Aspects of Polarimetric Radar, AMS Radar Meteorology Conference Keynote, by Prof. Steven A. Rutledge, 27 October 2005
NAME Seminar by Prof. S. A. Rutledge presented at the University of Maryland, 11 October 2005
Cloud-to-Ground Lightning Downwind of the 2002 Hayman Forest Fire in Colorado
The 29 June 2000 Supercell Observed During STEPS. Part II: Lightning and Charge Structure
The 29 June 2000 Supercell Observed During STEPS. Part I: Kinematics and Microphysics
Seminar by Prof. Steven Rutledge, presented 28 April 2005, University of Washington: What CYCLES did for this UW graduate!
A Preliminary Comparison of Version 5 and Version 6 TRMM Rainfall Products
Storm Morphological and Rainfall Characteristics of TRMM Precipitation Features (7.8 MB powerpoint)
GPM Front Range Pilot Project Final Report
SoloII Help Files
NAME: SPOL Microphysical Cases
GPM Front Range Pilot Project Preliminary Results
Convective Variability Across The East Pacific
The Horizontal Structure of Precipitating Systems in the Tropics According to TRMM
GPM Front Range Pilot Project Logs and Notes
GPM Front Range Pilot Project
NAME Preliminary Research Activities
AT741 Class Page (2004)
An Examination of Version 5 Rainfall Estimated from the TRMM Microwave Imager, Precipitation Radar, and Rain Gauges
STEPS: Severe Thunderstorm Electrification and Precipitation Study: May - July 2000 (Invited AGU 2003 Talk, Rutledge, et. al.; PPT file)
Convection and easterly wave structure in the eastern Pacific warm pool during EPIC-2001
An Ensemble Study of Wet Season Convection in the Southwest Amazon: Kinematics and Implications for Diabatic Heating
TRMM climatology: Comparisons of observed storm morphology and validation opportunities
ICAE 2003 Program and Extended Abstracts
Polarimetric Rainfall Estimation: CHILL Radar in Northeast CO
Precipitation features according to TRMM and implications for GPM (7MB PPT)
Observations of Clear-Air Dumbbell-Shaped Echo Patterns with the CSU-CHILL Polarimetric Radar
Our home page has a new look.
June 29, 2000 STEPS Supercell Storm: Relationships between Kinematics, Microphysics, and Lightning
EPIC Rainfall Maps
Radar Meteorology: Perspectives from Ocean, Land and Space, Slides from a Science Talk by Rob Cifelli at the ATS 40th Anniversary Celebration
Examples of How To Process Radar Data
Educational Innovations in Radar Meteorology (PDF, Powerpoint), an invited lecture by Dr. Steven Rutledge at the David Atlas Symposium, AMS meeting, Orlando, FL, January 14, 2002.
