A CASE OF MID-LEVEL VORTICITY CONTRIBUTION TO TORNADIC DEVELOPMENT

Stephen F. Byrd

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A CASE OF MID-LEVEL VORTICITY CONTRIBUTION TO TORNADIC DEVELOPMENT

1988
By Stephen F. Byrd
Series: Central Region Technical Attachment ; 88-9

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Stephen F. Byrd
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United States. National Weather Service. Forecast Office
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On the evening of March 14, 1987 between 1655 and 1715 CST, two tornadoes touched down in south-central Nebraska. The first F1 tornado at 1655 CST occurred three miles north of Red Cloud, Nebraska, south of Grand Island; damage was minor. The second F1 tornado occurred at Nelson, Nebraska southeast of Grand Island. Three houses were damaged in the town of Nelson. See Fig. 1 for the exact locations of these towns.
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Housing Tornado Damage Tornadoes
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Central Region Technical Attachment ; 88-9
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Nebraska ; Red Cloud (Neb.) ; Grand Island (Neb.) ; Nelson (Neb.)

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