Why don't they all go severe?

Ewens, Mark

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Why don't they all go severe?

1986
By Ewens, Mark
Series: Central Region Technical attachment 86-16

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Personal Author:

Ewens, Mark
Corporate Authors:

United States. National Weather Service. Central Region
NOAA Program & Office:

NWS (National Weather Service) ; CR (Central Region)
Description:

One of the greatest boons to radar-based severe weather warnings hit the operational community in 1977. The "Lemon Technique" is an excellent way of recognizing developing severe/potentially severe storms (Lemon, 1977, 1980). Nature keeps the meteorological community humble by throwing wrenches into the gears every now and then, however.
Keywords:

Doppler Radar Meteorology Severe Storms Doppler Radar Severe Storms
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Central Region Technical attachment 86-16
Document Type:

Technical Attachment
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Public domain
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Library
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urn:sha256:60aa0545a8e30864adf69e4d47d40f961eb3c70a78ff67f3fab0fa82b858ae73
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https://repository.library.noaa.gov/view/noaa/33741/noaa_33741_DS1.pdf
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