I'm in a programming course that is...average...for an online course. The instructor wants us to use two 96X144X11 matrices (one of pressure and one specific humidity) to approximate the TPW equation using the midpoint method. I've heavily browsed the text and the couple pages of lecture that basically amounts to what Riemann Sums are (I have no issue with this) but neglect how to translate this into MATLAB language.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
GFS moving towards a Euro solution with a fairly robust Colorado low developing in the 7day range and propagating to the ENE. Mountain snows and snow levels dropping to near surface in East MT/W ND as it stacks.
Labor day weekend looking like a overall wash for the majority of the area. Tonight's GFS says up to 2.5" may fall.
Fingers crossed this wet pattern persists into the cold season.
Yup. Approx. 420pm CT I looped around and approached the cell passing by Arvilla from the NW (located at the hail report West of Emerado) and encountered 2-3" hail OTG. Continued South and caught up to see the last 5mins of the tornado before it became too obscured and I lost 4g so felt too uncomfortable to proceed.
First ever intercept so adrenaline is still flowing.
Long lived, tornado producing cell passed by the base. Got blasted by the rain curtain and 1 3/4 in. hail. Tornado was reported OTG and crossing rt 2 3 miles SW of the airfield.