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Rusty,
No. As far as I know they do not give any advanced warning signs. Airports are now equipped with special radars that can detect them and warn aircraft of their presence, but nothing can detect them before they happen.
Most people have seen micro-burst all the time. 90% of them do not have damaging winds. When you are heading toward a storm and you see an area of rainfall that is very well defined, looking like a shaft of rain coming down and clear on both sides. that is a micro-burst.
Sometimes you will note an approaching storm but the wind is blowing toward it, and the storm seems to be moving against the wind... this is the inflow winds at ground level. And is a sign of a powerful storm still in its building stage. as the Heavy thunderhead (Technically a Super-cell) build up, it pulls in surrounding air.. just as a mushroom cloud from a big explosion does.
Just before the rain hits, have you noticed the sudden drop in temp and the increased wind (usually just a strong...
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