Land breeze thunderstorm activity along the South Carolina coast

Garnet, Gary

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Land breeze thunderstorm activity along the South Carolina coast

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1991

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Land breeze thunderstorm activity along the South Carolina coast

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Personal Authors:

Garnet, Gary

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United States, National Weather Service,

Series:

Eastern Region technical attachment (National Weather Service (U.S.)) ; no. 91-6B

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"The coastal sections of South Carolina experience many different mesoscale features that often produce significant weather. During the summer months, land and sea breeze circulations play an important role in the initiation of thunderstorm activity along the coast. The land breeze was particularly active during the summer of 1990, at times producing nocturnal thunderstorms that greatly influenced the forecasts for the coastal sections"--Introduction.

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South Carolina ; Atlantic Coast ;

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