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Kyoto University researchers investigated how the reduction in urban heat release could help control the rapid development of thunderstorms and local rainfall.
The researchers conducted numerical simulations of a local rain storm using a "mesoscale meteorological model" Their results demonstrate that the reduction of heat release in urban areas can lead to the mitigation and control of local-scale rainfall on summer afternoons .
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