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May 28th 04, 10:12 AM
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Hi again,
I should add that the vertical velocities due to the CAPE were augmented by the strong vertical wind shear. I think there was about 40 knots or so of 0-6km shear. Paul. |
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May 28th 04, 02:26 PM
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"Paul Knightley" wrote in message om... Hi again, I should add that the vertical velocities due to the CAPE were augmented by the strong vertical wind shear. I think there was about 40 knots or so of 0-6km shear. Paul. Nothing more needs to be said, imagining a cloud go up like a mushroom with 7000J/kg up its backside....whoa. Joe |
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May 28th 04, 06:52 PM
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"Paul Knightley" wrote in message
om... Hi all, I was close to Attica when this tornado struck, That had me thinking for a while, I *was* in Attica! heh |
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