Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 30, 1985, Image 52

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    812-Lancast*r Farming, Saturday, November 30,1985
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says. “We know that nature is
somehow creating an impulsive
downflow. One ingredient is the
right-size raindrops.” Sometimes
the clouds are high, above 10,000
feet, and the raindrops evaporate
before reaching the ground,
making the downdraft invisible, he
explains. This evaporation con
dition is known as virga.
More urgent is setting up a
system to alert pilots to the in
visible danger. In his book “The
Downburst,” published this year,
Fujita wrote that radar in
operation at airports rarely
detects microburst winds because
the microbursts are small, short
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Wind shear
lived, and strongest very close to
the ground, where radar echoes
can be contaminated by ground
“clutter.”
A more sophisticated Doppler
radar system either at airports or
on planes would be effective,
Fujita and McCarthy agree.
Doppler (which police use to clock
the speed of cars) was used for the
experiment at Denver. Fujita will
be testing detection methods at
Huntsville, Ala., next summer.
But Doppler is not likely to be
installed, even at high-risk air
ports, before 1990.
In the meantime, McCarthy
says, pilots can be trained to watch
for certain telltale signs of dry
microbursts: high cumulus clouds,
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virga on the radar, and dust
kicking up on the ground. Other
microbursts may be hidden in
thunderstorms. “But a pilot can’t
avoid every shower,” Fujita points
out.
Techniques for Survival
With enough accurate warning, a
pilot may be able to go around a
microburst, abort a landing, or
stay on the runway in a takeoff
situation. The airlines also are
teaching techniques for suc
cessfully flying through one.
Although microbursts didn’t
have a name until recently, they
have been around for eons
everywhere in the world except the
coldest regions, Fujita says. Their
existence was not considered
alarming until the jet age.
But microbursts have claimed
victims on the ground too. Like a
steamroller, they have flattened
stands of pines in Maine and fields
of corn in Indiana.
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