downdraft

Following the withdrawal of his intended mount Kangaroo Valley, Donnacha switched to Downdraft and, having tracked original favourite Masaff, quickened into the lead approaching the furlong-pole before holding Massif Central by a half-length and then surviving a Stewards Enquiry.

If a storm cell starts to rotate, the atmospheric heating that feeds the storm separates from the area where downdrafts of falling moisture can cause a collapse in the storm's structure.

The inflow tends to feed the updraft, while the outflow is produced by downdrafts. If you've ever seen training material where a microburst sinks and spreads at the ground, you're essentially witnessing a downdraft reaching the surface and spreading into outflow.

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A downdraft is defined as a current of air common in cumuliform clouds and poses risks to light aircraft and helicopters, especially those flying near the ground.

Another detail that has been added to the conceptual model has been the presence of a smaller-scale dynamically driven "occlusion" downdraft described as a separate downdraft from the primary RFD [23].

A tornado-like vortex ([zeta]max) develops if angular momentum-rich air, which develops within an airstream that passes through the downdraft of a heat sink, is forcibly converged beneath the elevated heat source.

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MESOCYCLONE: This rotating column of air within the core of a supercell needs both updrafts and downdrafts to form.