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Rainband

A rainband is a cloud and precipitation structure associated with an area of rainfall which is significantly elongated. Rainbands in tropical cyclones can be either stratiform or convective and are curved in shape. They consist of showers and thunderstorms, and along with the eyewall and the eye, they make up a tropical cyclone. The extent of rainbands…

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Extratropical cyclones

Tropical cyclones

Forced by geography

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Rainband

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Triples54
Avg. degree1.95
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Rainband

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related to External links · 24
Rainband → Anatomy, Atmospheric Sciences, Barnes, Bibcode, Chapter, CO, Convective Structure, Hurricane, Hurricane Intensity, Hurricane Rainband, Hurricanes, Journal, Lecture Notes, Lyndon State College, MACSOA, Mesoscale, Meteorology, National Science Foundation, Press, Rainbands Offer Better Forecasts
related to Forced by geography · 8
Rainband → Convective, Downwind, If, Offshore California, Sea, The, Their, When
related to Tropical cyclones · 8
Rainband → Bands, Central, Dvorak, Rainbands, Some, Spiral, They, Within
related to Extratropical cyclones · 7
Rainband → Great Lakes, In, Rainbands, Southwest, These, Wider, Within
related to Narrow cold-frontal rainband · 5
Rainband → Convection, NCFR, NCFRs, Such, These
is a · 1
Rainband → cloud and precipitation structure associated with an area of rainfall which is significantly elongated

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rainbands cold cyclones tropical bands fronts cyclone enough precipitation extratropical convective cyclone's associated form snow within sea breeze thunderstorms low

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Rainbandis acloud and precipitation structure associated with an area of rainfall which is significantly elongated0.90text
the Great Lakesinstance ofrainbands can form downwind of relative warm bodies of water0.80text
Rainbandrelated to External linksAnatomy0.60section
Rainbandrelated to External linksHurricane0.60section
Rainbandrelated to External linksLecture Notes0.60section
Rainbandrelated to External linksChapter0.60section
Rainbandrelated to External linksHurricanes0.60section
Rainbandrelated to External linksSurvey0.60section
Rainbandrelated to External linksMeteorology0.60section
Rainbandrelated to External linksLyndon State College0.60section
Rainbandrelated to External linksRainbands Offer Better Forecasts0.60section
Rainbandrelated to External linksHurricane Intensity0.60section

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