'Large hail' presentation slideshows

Pulse Thunderstorm Operating Strategies

Pulse Thunderstorm Operating Strategies. Mike Cammarata NOAA/NWS Columbia, SC. Overview. Introduction What we look at What we look for An example. Climatology. Thunderstorm days at CAE (per LCD) May 6.1 June 9.3 July 12.3 August 9.4

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cold fronts (shown in blue)

cold fronts (shown in blue). Cumulus clouds. cumulus and cumulonimbus clouds. vertical development clouds are common to cold fronts. 1. base of a cumulonimbus cloud. 2. circulation in cumulonimubus cloud. Cumulonimbus cloud and descending wall cloud.

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Identifying Large Midlevel Updrafts with Spectrum Width

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Convective basics and ESTOFEX

http://www.estofex.org/. Convective basics and ESTOFEX. Speaker: Helge Tuschy. http://www.dwd.de/. 1. Short vita. studied Meteorology / Geophysics at the Leopold-Franzens University of Innsbruck, Austria 2002, 2007 internship National Weather Service Amarillo, Texas

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Thunderstorms

Thunderstorms. Chapter 13 review .

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Elevated Convection Mike July 2011 Severe Weather Seminar

Elevated Convection Mike July 2011 Severe Weather Seminar. Elevated vs Overrunning.

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Day 1 Combined Severe Weather Potential Wednesday and Wednesday Night Tornado, Wind, and Hail

Day 1 Combined Severe Weather Potential Wednesday and Wednesday Night Tornado, Wind, and Hail. Tornado Potential Wednesday and Wednesday Night. Wind Potential Wednesday and Wednesday Night. Hail Potential Wednesday and Wednesday Night. Increased risk of large hail 2 inches or larger.

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usatoday/weather/tg/wtsmwhat/wtsmwha1.htm

Thunderstorms. Come in all shapes and sizes with some cells only a few miles in diameter and some in larger clusters. A typical thunderstorm produces a brief period of heavy rain and lasts anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour. . ND7-8.

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Severe Weather

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