BWER

Meaning of BWER in English

Acronym for Bounded Weak Echo Region. Refers to radar echo signatures with low reflectivity in the center, surrounded by higher reflectivity. It is associated with strong updrafts and is found in the inflow region of a thunderstorm. Related term: vault

Weather and meteorology English vocabulary. Английский словарь погоды и метеорологии . 2012

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VAULT — Same as BWER.
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WER — W eak E cho R egion. Radar term for a region of relatively weak ( reflectivity at low levels on …
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VAULT — Same as BWER .
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OVERHANG — Radar term indicating a region of high reflectivity at middle and upper levels above an area of weak reflectivity at …
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HOOK (OR HOOK ECHO) — A radar reflectivity pattern characterized by a hook-shaped extension of a thunderstorm echo, usually in the right-rear part of the …
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