Blue Moment EP08 "Heat Lightning Strikes! SDM Suspended… Will Haruhara Make a Comeback?!"

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Ueno muttered, “Live…” and was caught in the debris flow, protecting Haruhara. When Haruhara wakes up, he finds the SDM members are grieving… and Maruyama tells them what happened in the heavy rain in south Kanto five years ago. Haruhara and the others learn the truth for the first time. Six months later, SDM had been suspended. Haruhara no longer makes weather forecasts…

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Meteorology

A microwave radiometer (MWR) is a passive remote sensing instrument that measures the naturally occurring thermal radiation emitted by atmospheric constituents, such as water vapor and liquid water. It operates in the microwave region of the electromagnetic spectrum, typically at frequencies ranging from 1 to 300 GHz.
Heat lightning, also known as silent lightning or summer lightning, is a misnomer for the faint flashes of lightning seen on the horizon or other clouds from distant thunderstorms that do not appear to have accompanying sounds of thunder. Heat lightning is most common in the summer months when warm, humid conditions are conducive to thunderstorm development. It’s often seen on the horizon, giving the impression that it’s a different type of lightning.
Severe Weather Prevention Information in Japan encompasses a comprehensive system of measures and strategies designed to mitigate the risks and impacts of natural disasters, particularly those related to extreme weather events like typhoons, heavy rainfall, floods, and landslides. The Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) plays a central role in disseminating timely and accurate weather forecasts and warnings to the public.
CAPE, in meteorology, stands for Convective Available Potential Energy. It’s a measure of the amount of energy available in the atmosphere for convection, which is the process by which warm air rises through the atmosphere. CAPE is a direct indicator of atmospheric instability. A higher CAPE value means the atmosphere is more unstable and has a greater potential to produce thunderstorms.