West Palm Beach / Everglades City / Asheville / Jupiter / Melbourne / Miami / Norman / Jupiter and Juno Beach / /
Company
Sentinel / National Severe Storms Laboratory / Coastal / Pepsi-Cola / Palm Beach / /
Continent
North America / /
Country
Bahamas / United States / Canada / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Product Issues / /
Facility
U.S. Highway / Federal Building / University of Florida's Florida Agriculture Weather Network / Jupiter shopping center / Cola plant / Old Dixie Highway / National Climatic Data Center / Fort Pierce / Highway A1A / Military Trail / Palm Beach International Airport / /
IndustryTerm
radar velocity products / satellite imagery time lapse loops / reflectivity products / visible satellite imagery extending / metal roofing / visible satellite imagery / convective available potential energy / /
U.S. Department of Commerce / National Climatic Data Center / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Weather Forecast Office / Thomas E. Warner National Weather Service/Weather Forecast Office Miami / University of Florida / National Weather Service / /
Person
Pablo Santos / Jr. / Russell L. Pfost / Belle Glade / Jeff Hooper / /
Position
warning meteorologist / representative / /
Product
2003 two tornadoes / second tornado / two tornadoes / /
ProvinceOrState
Martin County / Broward / Beam Geometry Palm Beach County / Quebec / Alabama / Palm Beach County / Pinellas County / Florida / North Carolina / Oklahoma / /
PublishedMedium
the South Florida Sun-Sentinel / /
RadioStation
KMLB / KAMX / /
Region
southwest Florida / southeast Florida / Gulf of Mexico / southeast Gulf of Mexico / central Florida / South Florida / central Bahamas / Gulf coast / /
South Florida Seabreeze/Outflow Boundary Tornadoes Russell L. Pfost, Pablo Santos, Jr., and Thomas E. Warner National Weather Service/Weather Forecast Office Miami, Florida Wednesday, August[removed]