Observations of significant variations in radiosonde ascent rates above 20 km: A preliminary report

Blackmore, W.H.; Kardell, Ryan

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Observations of significant variations in radiosonde ascent rates above 20 km: A preliminary report

2012
By Blackmore, W.H. ; Kardell, Ryan

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The purpose of this study is to present observations of significant variations of radiosonde balloon ascent rates above 20 km in the stratosphere taken close to (less than 150 km away) and near the time of severe and non-severe thunderstorms. Also included are observations taken during weather events where no thunderstorms were present.
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Latest Edition, Rev D, June 14, 2012
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Radiosonde Observations Thunderstorms Upper Atmosphere
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