BMKG Tabing Rawinsonde

Report BMKG Tabing Padang (06 UTC, Dec 26, 2011)
1. Launching 102
2. Max height : 31,058 km
3. Weather : Very Cloudy
4. T: 29,2 C P : 1010,8 mb. RH : 79 % .

Report BMKG Tabing Padang (12 UTC, Dec 26, 2011)
1.Launching 103
2.Max height : 24.198 km
3.Weather : cloudy
4.T/P/RH/ :29.4 C/1007.6 mb./74%.

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Report BPD Pontianak Observation 53

Radiosonde Observation log

Station	Pontianak (LAPAN Observatory)
Position	0.00 0 S,109.370 E
Altitude	1m MSL

Muara Putus MPR Observation Report Dec 26, 2011

Dear colleagues,

MPR had been working very well since December 24th without any problems, after we changed the power source back to genset on that day. The weather was calm and cloudy yesterday, but the sky turned to become clear today. If there will be no problem with genset, we plan to continue the observation with it until the end of IOP.

Best regards,

-ardhi @ Pariaman-

Re: The Matsuno-Gill pattern now you encounters

Re-posted here, with a small revision.

(2011/12/26 13:47), Manabu D. Yamanaka wrote:
> Dear colleagues,
> I have posted the Matsuno-Gill pattern landing Sumatera
> to FoS:
> http://fos.jst.go.jp/communityTopic/1176
> Regards,
> MDY at JAMSTEC, Yokosuka

The Matsuno-Gill pattern now you encounters

Dear colleagues,
I have posted the Matsuno-Gill pattern landing Sumatera
to FoS:
http://fos.jst.go.jp/communityTopic/1176
Regards,
MDY at JAMSTEC, Yokosuka

(2011/12/25 14:54), Manabu D. Yamanaka wrote:
> Dear Dr Mori and colleagues,
>
> Yes, for the larger-scale situation analyzed by GSM, a very
> typical "Matsuno-Gill pattern"-like twin cyclonic vortices
> are now just in the western coastline of Sumatera mainland.
>
> The GSM analysis also shows a cold-surge-like northeasterly
> are entering into South China Sea and reaches in the eastern
> coast of Sumatera Island.
>
> ...
> Manabu in Kobe