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Date: 2012-09-05 13:47:13
Storm
National Weather Service
Norman
Oklahoma
Tornado
Data assimilation
National Severe Storms Laboratory
Hurricane Weather Research and Forecasting model
Atmospheric sciences
Meteorology
Weather prediction


 
 
 
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