WSR-88D Review of a Downburst-Producing Thunderstorm Induced by a Westward-Moving Outflow Boundary Mark A. Rose & Bobby Boyd National Weather Service/Weather Forecast Office Old Hickory, Tennessee 1. Introduction

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• Outflow
• Atmospheric convection
• Thunderstorm
• Downburst
• NEXRAD
• Microburst
• Wind
• Supercell
• Convective storm detection
• Atmospheric sciences
• Meteorology
• Storm

World History Worksheet: Biographies Christopher Columbus Known as ‘the man who discovered America’, Columbus was in fact trying to find a westward sea passage to the Orient when he landed in South America in 1492.

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• Americas
• Vasco da Gama
• Christopher Columbus
• John Cabot
• Spice
• Age of Discovery
• Exploration
• Portuguese Empire

American Westward Expansion Suggested Grades: Grades 5 and Grade 7 Lesson by: Meagan McCormick Disciplines: NYS Learning Standards  Social Studies

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• Aesthetics
• Art
• Painting

-28575561975OLD SPANISH TRAIL The Old Spanish Trail was used from 1829 – 1848 as a trade route from Santa Fe, New Mexico to Los Angeles, California. Woolen textiles, woven in Northern New Mexico, were traded for strong

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• Rio Grande National Forest
• Colorado Plateau
• Old Spanish Trail
• San Luis Valley
• Oregon Trail
• Jefferson Territory
• Westward Expansion Trails
• Mormon Trail
• Geography of Colorado
• Historic trails and roads in the United States
• Geography of the United States

JESSIE FLO REN CE (LA U R IE) DEG EAR Jessie Laurie was born in 1868 in Windsor, Ontario, daughter of P. G. Laurie and his wife of Loyalist descent, Mary Carney. The family started westward when Jessie was two, travellin

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• Speech Assessment Methods Phonetic Alphabet chart for English
• Transliterations of Manchu
• Latin alphabets
• Linguistics
• Language

Paintings “American Progress: Westward the Course of Destiny,” original painting by John Gast, lithograph by George A. Crofutt, [removed]Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, LC-USZC4-668) © 2014 The G

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Blacks in the Westward Movement

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• Lawn
• Washington
• D.C.
• Geography of the United States
• Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area
• Geography of Washington
• D.C.
• Anacostia

Teaching with Primary Sources — MTSU PRIMARY SOURCE SET WESTWARD EXPANSION Pony express route April 3, [removed]October 24, [removed]W.H. Jackson ; issued by the Union Pacific Railroad Company in commemoration of the Pon

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• Lincoln Highway
• Pony Express
• Utah War
• Lewis and Clark Expedition
• Hell on Wheels
• Board of War
• Historic trails and roads in the United States
• American Old West
• Central Overland Route

T R A I L Name the first documented child to die on the Oregon Trail. Which famous rock formation in Wyoming is made of granite and shaped like half an onion? What was available in Oregon territory that motivated people

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• Mormon Trail
• Western United States
• California Trail
• U.S. Route 30
• Oregon
• Wagon train
• Westward Expansion Trails
• Historic trails and roads in the United States
• Oregon Trail
• Jefferson Territory

Oregon Trail The Oregon Trail stretches for nearly 2,000 miles from east to west. It is estimated to have had between 200,000 and 500,000 travelers. Travel by wagon and horseback was rough and tedious. Young families wou

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• Jefferson Territory
• Oregon Country
• Windows games
• Mormon Trail
• Wagon train
• Westward Expansion Trails
• California Trail
• Historic trails and roads in the United States
• Oregon Trail
• Western United States