Convective Cloud Features In Typical Synoptic Environments: At The Leading Edge Of Frontal Cloud Bands

• Cloud Structure In Satellite Images
• Meteorological Physical Background
• Key Parameters
• Typical Appearance In Vertical Cross Sections
• Weather Events
• References

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