ON THE OPERATIONAL USE OF THE AUDIO SPECTRUM ANALYZATION OF SFERICS IN RELATION TO SEVERE WEATHER: 530 KHZ

Mark E. Ewens

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ON THE OPERATIONAL USE OF THE AUDIO SPECTRUM ANALYZATION OF SFERICS IN RELATION TO SEVERE WEATHER: 530 KHZ

1989

By Mark E. Ewens

Series: Central Region Technical Attachment ; 89-23

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Mark E. Ewens

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United States. National Weather Service

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NWS (National Weather Service) ; NWC (National Water Center)

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The National Weather Service (NWS) uses a variety of techniques to forecast and detect severe thunderstorms and tornadoes; including RADAR, satellite, ground based and airborne spotters, and (with renewed interest) lightning detection (atmospherics - sferics) . During the 1950's, the U.S. Air Force (USAF) operated an experimental lightning network. Yet, due to technological shortcomings, as well as the intense interest in conventional and Doppler RADAR, sferics became primarily a research tool.

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