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Environments associated with giant hail-producing thunderstorms in Northern Argentina

Chen, Shaowen Amy (2019-12-11)

Several studies have shown that South America is one of the prime locations for the production of intense hailstorms in the world, with previous research showing South America to be a region of large hail production using ...

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How does terrain influence the upscale convective growth of orographic deep moist convection?

Mulholland, Jake Patrick (2019-06-28)

Satellite observations have revealed that some of the world’s most intense deep convective storms occur near the Sierras de Córdoba, Argentina, South America. A ground-based radar climatology during two austral spring and ...

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Role of multiscale atmospheric conditions in the evolution of convective organization during MJO-1 of DYNAMO/CINDY/AMIE

Thayer, Jeffrey Dale (2017-11-27)

Analysis of S-PolKa dual-polarization radar and 6-hourly ERA-interim reanalysis data shows the multiscale atmospheric conditions and changes in convective organization during a central Indian Ocean Madden-Julian Oscillation ...

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