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... DTFA01-84-Z-2051. Research Applications Program, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, Colo.
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... 1988. Providing operational guidance for the development of sea breeze thunderstorms at the Kennedy Space Center An experiment using a mesoscale numerical model.
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... 1988. Mesoscale spiral vortex embedded within a Lake Michigan snow squall band: High resolution satellite observations and numerical model simulations.
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... 1988. Meso beta scale simulations of convective cloud systems over Florida utilizing synthetic data derived from GOES satellite imagery.
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