A  method for predicting severe weather thresholds of vertically integrated liquid in West Virginia

Evans, Michael S.; Honoré, John

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A method for predicting severe weather thresholds of vertically integrated liquid in West Virginia

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1994

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A method for predicting severe weather thresholds of vertically integrated liquid in West Virginia

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Personal Authors:

Evans, Michael S. ; Honoré, John ;

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United States, National Weather Service,

Series:

Eastern Region technical attachment (National Weather Service (U.S.)) ; no. 94-2C

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"The purpose of this study is to improve the severe thunderstorm warning process in West Virginia by studying the tendency for threshold VIL to vary from event to event. Specifically, the variation in VIL in West Virginia will be documented over the course of four severe weather seasons, then correlated to the concurrent variation of sounding variables at Huntington WV. (HTS). Next, a regression equation will be derived, which relates threshold VIL to the aforementioned sounding variables. The resulting equation will allow a unique threshold VIL to be calculated each day for West Virginia, given that severe weather is expected to occur"--Introduction

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West Virginia

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