Definition of supercell in English:

supercell

noun ˈsuːpəsɛlˈso͞opərˌsel

Meteorology

A large slow-moving area of updraught and downdraught which causes violent thunderstorms, heavy hail, and tornadoes.
Example sentencesExamples
- As mentioned earlier, a type of thunderstorm called a supercell creates the strongest tornadoes.
- This disturbance provides the strong vertical wind shear that gives an updraft its twisting motion, turning a normal thunderstorm into a potentially tornado spawning supercell.
- The supercell gets its rotation by tilting the winds; this causes the cell to grow faster and stronger.
- In a strong supercell, like the one that hovered over Thayer and Hamilton counties Sunday night, hail develops and moves up and down in the center of the cell until it becomes so heavy it falls to the ground.
- These state-of-the-art detection units allow forecasters to peek inside a supercell and look for a Tornado Vortex Signature, or TVS.

Definition of supercell in US English:

supercell

nounˈso͞opərˌsel

Meteorology

A system producing severe thunderstorms and featuring rotating winds sustained by a prolonged updraft that may result in hail or tornadoes.
Example sentencesExamples
- This disturbance provides the strong vertical wind shear that gives an updraft its twisting motion, turning a normal thunderstorm into a potentially tornado spawning supercell.
- In a strong supercell, like the one that hovered over Thayer and Hamilton counties Sunday night, hail develops and moves up and down in the center of the cell until it becomes so heavy it falls to the ground.
- These state-of-the-art detection units allow forecasters to peek inside a supercell and look for a Tornado Vortex Signature, or TVS.
- The supercell gets its rotation by tilting the winds; this causes the cell to grow faster and stronger.
- As mentioned earlier, a type of thunderstorm called a supercell creates the strongest tornadoes.

单词	supercell
释义	Definition of supercell in English: supercell noun ˈsuːpəsɛlˈso͞opərˌsel Meteorology A large slow-moving area of updraught and downdraught which causes violent thunderstorms, heavy hail, and tornadoes. Example sentencesExamples As mentioned earlier, a type of thunderstorm called a supercell creates the strongest tornadoes. This disturbance provides the strong vertical wind shear that gives an updraft its twisting motion, turning a normal thunderstorm into a potentially tornado spawning supercell. The supercell gets its rotation by tilting the winds; this causes the cell to grow faster and stronger. In a strong supercell, like the one that hovered over Thayer and Hamilton counties Sunday night, hail develops and moves up and down in the center of the cell until it becomes so heavy it falls to the ground. These state-of-the-art detection units allow forecasters to peek inside a supercell and look for a Tornado Vortex Signature, or TVS. Definition of supercell in US English: supercell nounˈso͞opərˌsel Meteorology A system producing severe thunderstorms and featuring rotating winds sustained by a prolonged updraft that may result in hail or tornadoes. Example sentencesExamples This disturbance provides the strong vertical wind shear that gives an updraft its twisting motion, turning a normal thunderstorm into a potentially tornado spawning supercell. In a strong supercell, like the one that hovered over Thayer and Hamilton counties Sunday night, hail develops and moves up and down in the center of the cell until it becomes so heavy it falls to the ground. These state-of-the-art detection units allow forecasters to peek inside a supercell and look for a Tornado Vortex Signature, or TVS. The supercell gets its rotation by tilting the winds; this causes the cell to grow faster and stronger. As mentioned earlier, a type of thunderstorm called a supercell creates the strongest tornadoes.
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