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City

Denver / Orlando / Peoria / Omaha / Seattle / San Antonio / Baltimore / Norman / /

Company

E. BROOKS NOAA/National Severe Storms Laboratory / /

Country

United States / /

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Event

Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /

Facility

Two Different Lifted Parcels JEFFREY P. CRAVEN AND RYAN E. JEWELL NOAA/NWS/Storm Prediction Center / National Severe Storms Forecast Center / Oklahoma HAROLD E. BROOKS NOAA/National Severe Storms Laboratory / /

IndustryTerm

automated sounding analysis algorithms / visible satellite imagery / surface-based convective available potential energy / convective available potential energy / /

NaturalFeature

vs MLLCL heights / MLLCL heights / Observed Convective Cloud-Base Heights / LCL heights / /

Organization

Federal Aviation Administration / Air Pollution Control Association / NWS ASOS Program Office / National Weather Service ASOS Program Office / Storm Prediction Center / Severe Local Storms Unit / office of the Federal / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / ASOS Program Office / National Severe Storms Forecast Center / National Weather Service / /

Person

Steven Weiss / Silver Spring / David Imy / Barry Schwartz / Roland Stull / Joseph Schaefer / E. JEWELL NOAA / JEFFREY P. CRAVEN / /

Position

author / Coordinator / parcel representative / representative / meteorologist / /

ProvinceOrState

Texas / Nebraska / Maryland / Oklahoma / Illinois / Florida / Colorado / Washington / /

Region

central United States / /

Technology

laser / Condensation / automated sounding analysis algorithms / Pollution Control / /

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