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Triple-doppler analysis of a discretely propagating, long-lived, high plains squall line
Rodney L. Grady, Johannes Verlinde
Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
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Long-lived
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Squall Line
100%
Doppler Examination
100%
High Plains
100%
Upper Level
50%
Convection
16%
Mid-latitude
16%
Environmental Conditions
16%
Anvil
16%
Cold Pools
16%
Vertical Shear
16%
Horizontal Wind
16%
Lifting Condensation Level
16%
Convective Cells
16%
Non-severe
16%
Dry Environment
16%
Thermodynamic Profile
16%
Discrete Mode
16%
Engineering
Squall Line
100%
Leading Edge
16%
Horizontal Wind
16%
Convective Cell
16%
Midlatitudes
16%
Dry Environment
16%
Thermodynamics
16%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Squall Line
100%
Colorado
16%
Temperate Region
16%
Leading Edge
16%
Cold Pool
16%
Storm
16%
Thermodynamics
16%