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The synoptic characteristics of the 4 November 1992 tornado outbreak in North Carolina : a low-top, weak-reflectivity severe weather episode
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1995
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Description:"In this study, synoptic analyses were used to diagnose the potential for severe thunderstorm development on 4 November 1992. In addition, soundings and Hodographs were generated by using the Skew-T Hodograph Analysis and Research Program (SHARP; Hart and Korotky 1991) workstation, in order to examine the atmospheric stability and low-level wind shear profile. The Turbo Upper-Air (US) Program (OMEGA Diagnostic; Foster 1988) was also used extensively for the analysis of synoptic variables"--Introduction.
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Content Notes:Neil A. Stuart.
"March, 1995."
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 7- 8).
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