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Review of electromagnetic radiation data from severe storms in Oklahoma during April 1970
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1971
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Description:The rate of occurrence of atmospherics in the 10 kHz to 10 MHz frequency range was examined for 6 severe storms and 8 non-severe thunderstorms durung April 197 0* Rates often exceeded 500/s in the VLF channels and 100, 000/s in the HF channels for short time periods. The general characteristic of the rate data during non-severe conditions was that of a low background of atmospherics with occasional individual bursts of high rates produced by discrete discharges. Atmospheric activity greatly increased during severe conditions producing many more bursts per unit of time and resulting in an enhanced background of almost continuous high rate with little or no large individual bursts.
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