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The Spring of 1997 : reviewing four significant weather events

Published Date:

1997

Series:

National Climatic Data Center technical report ; 97-03

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Boreman, Bob ; Graumann, Axel ; Lott, Neal ; Ross, Doug ; Ross, Tom (Thomas F.) ; ... More ▼

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National Climatic Data Center (U.S.)

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Description:

"This report provides a review of four major weather events of the spring of 1997: - An outbreak of tornadoes and flooding on March 1. - A severe snowstorm in the northeast on March 31-April 1. - Severe flooding in the northern plains in April. - A violent tornado outbreak in Texas on May 27. These four events resulted in an estimated 107 deaths and at least $2-3 billion in damages"--Introduction.

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Technical Report

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United States

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