National Weather Association, Electronic Journal of Operational Meteorology, 2009-EJ12 Precursors to Southwest Florida Warm Season Tornado Development Jennifer M. Collins1, Charles H. Paxton1,2 and Alicia N. Williams1 1

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Date: 2013-02-18 11:48:45 Meteorology Atmospheric sciences Storm Atmospheric dynamics Wind Mesoscale meteorology Atmospheric convection Cyclone Supercell Thunderstorm Outflow boundary Mesoscale convective system		National Weather Association, Electronic Journal of Operational Meteorology, 2009-EJ12 Precursors to Southwest Florida Warm Season Tornado Development Jennifer M. Collins1, Charles H. Paxton1,2 and Alicia N. Williams1 1 Add to Reading List Source URL: weathercenter.forest.usf.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,46 MB Share Document on Facebook

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