Looking for Ridge Lift/Turbulence Diagram

"Jack Glendening" wrote in message
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Tim Shea wrote:
The drawing at the flymorninggside site looks funny to me. Are you SURE
that
is accurate? It looks like ridge lift, not standing mountain wave. The
wave
sets up *after* the mountain range, not above and in front as depicted
in
the wave.htm link.
The best diagram I've seen was made by Dan Gudgel (works for the
National
Weather Service in Hanford, CA). ***DELETED*** he may be able to
e-mail it.
Tim

Tim,

The morningside diagram _is_ misleading - lift does occur upwind of the
ridge but it is normal "ridge" lift and disconnected from the wave flow.
I will contact Dan Gudgel since I know him, thanks for the lead. BTW
it's a bad idea to include an email address in a RAS posting unless it
is first altered or "munged" to prevent it's being harvested by spammers.

Jack

Both the wave and ridge diagrams are poorly drawn conceptually, surely there
are better examples.

munging happens on the right side of the @ only

altering the left side may only create an alias

if you have an effective and powerful spam filter, neither matters, and once
_everyone_ has one, the spammers are dead. choose your ISP wisely

Frank Whiteley
posting in the clear from the same e-mail for 7 years;^), blackholing 10,000
spams/month at the user-configurable server pre-filter. FWIW, most ISPs are
seeing about 80% SPAM, in terms of volume, on mail servers.