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Supersaturation–Droplet Interactions in Idealized Turbulent Cloud Convection and Evaluation of a New Subgrid Model
Turbulent fluctuations of supersaturation, driven by water vapor and temperature variability, significantly influence cloud droplet activation and drop size distributions (DSDs). Accurate modeling of this variability is challenging because of the complex interactions among turbulent mixing and the p
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