Coming
back inbound to land at VTCC Chiang Mai International Airport in
northern Thailand, the Cumulonimbus supercooled cloud of anvil shaped
super summer strom is now yielding rain and that the convection of its
top seems to become less active as the whole cell is sinking releasing
rain droplets. Now it's not becoming super summer storm as it stops
developing upward and we can now be sure that there will not be hail
storm and strong wind of microburst coming in to hit the city.
The weather radar on board shows good echo of intensified rain droplets.
On the road again ..... ( up in the air )
..... I just can't wait to get on the road again ! It's just a clip
of our flight, a formation flight of two C-208, taking off from VTCC
Chiang Mai International airport in northern Thailand. This is in early
May 2012 and we were flying to dispense rain making substances to create
more cloud condensation nuclei. The sky-the atmosphere turned out to
be, as could be seen with high relative humidity due to La Nina, a
sudden change, which it was firstly predicted at the beginning of the
year that El Nino would affect Thailand but it's the other way around.
It's hard to predict these days, global warming ?, but surely the change
has taken place...
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