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. Wind gusts are responsible for most damages in winter storms over centralEurope, but capturing their small scale and short duration is a challenge forboth models and observations. This motivated the Wind and StormsExperiment (WASTEX) dedicated to investigate the formation of gusts duringthe passage of extratropical cyclones. The field campaign took place duringthe winter 2016–2017 on a former waste deposit located close to Karlsruhe inthe Upper Rhine Valley in southwest Germany. Twelve extratropical cycloneswere sampled during WASTEX with a Doppler lidar system performing verticalscans in the mean wind direction and complemented with a Doppler C-band radarand a 200 m instrumented tower. First results are provided here for thethree most intense storms and include a potential sting jet, a unique directobservation of a convective gust and coherent boundary-layer structures ofstrong winds.

Overview and first results of the Wind and Storms Experiment (WASTEX): a field campaign to observe the formation of gusts using a Doppler lidar