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Character istics Ana lysis of the Sand - dustWea ther in Dunhuang Area
GAO Zhen-Rong, SHAO  Liang, LI Guang-Lin
J4    2010, 28 (1): 59-64.  
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According to the data of ground - based observation from 1951 to 2008 at Dunhuang national standard climate station, the spatio - temporal change of sand - dustweather in Dunhuang area was analyzed. The result reveals that the sand - dust weather obviously decreased. It occurred most frequently in the 1950 s, and in a year, it occurred most in sp ring and least in autumn. The annual wind days decrease and wind speed becoming smallwere the main reasons for sand - dustweather reduction in Dunhuang area. Meanwhile, the circulation causing sand - dustweather there was classifyed in the paper. Amp le resources of sand - dust and regional effects p rovide essentialmaterial conditions for sand - dustweather occurrence.

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Diagnostic Analysis of a RegionalHeavy Dust Storm Caused by Cold Front in HexiCorridor
CHENG  Feng, LI Guang-Lin, LIU  Gang, ZHANG Pei-Yan, YANG Xiao-Jun, SONG Xiu-Ling
J4    2009, 27 (3): 245-249.  
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Based on the basic observationaldata and automaticweather station data, a regionalheavy dust storm occurred onApril29,2009 inHexiCorridorwas analyzed from the causes of the synopticmeteorology, physics quantity fields and so on.The results show that itwas a duststorm thatcaused by the gale behind the cold front, and ithappened in the zone ofstrong pressure gradient. Groundmeteorological elements had a strong response to the outbreak of the dust storm, which can be used as a reference for forecast of dust storms. Therewas an obvious upwardmotion in the outbreak area ofduststorm with the lower level convergence and the high-leveldivergence. The frontogenesis function and helicity indicated the area of dust storm verywel.l

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