Simulación numérica tridimensional de una celda convectiva simple en condiciones tropicales utilizando el modelo ARPS.
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. Como resultado de la simulación, se obtuvo una celda convectiva, profunda simple que evolucionó por espacio de una hora, para luego dar lugar a nubes estratiformes que continuaron evolucionando lentamente hasta su disipación. En la evolución de la celda se evidenciaron las etapas de desarrollo, madurez y disipación de la misma. El análisis físico de la evolución de los diferentes parámetros de la nube, muestra consistencia interna y la comparación con datos de radar evidencia que el modelo refleja las características generales de la evolución de una nube típica de ese día, que se desarrolló en la parte de la provincia donde la convergencia del viento superficial no fue un parámetro intensificador de la convección.
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