the occurrence of a tornado in serbia on 31 march 2013
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Abstract
Tornado occurs very rarely in the territory of Serbia. The occurrence of a
tornado above Torda (Vojvodina, Serbia) on 31 March 2013 indicted the
importance of monitoring such a dangerous weather phenomenon, knowing its
characteristics and forecasting it. This paper analyzes the synoptic
conditions and vertical structure of the atmosphere that prevailed during the
development of a supercell with a tornado. Changes in temperature and air
pressure are presented on mesoscale maps. The analysis was performed by using
the Nonhydrostatic Mesoscale Model (NMM). The tornado occurrence was
monitored via satellite images and radar characteristics of a supercell. The
cause of tornadogenesis has been ascertained. According to the EF scale, the
tornado reached F0 intensity. Damages to roofs, power lines, trees and cars
caused by the wind (>35ms-1) are also presented.
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| Authors | ;Pavlovic-Berdon Nada;Zarić Miroljub;Stanković Andreja |
| Journal | advanced materials research |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.2298/IJGI1303321P
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