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Map of Central Florida, USA blue markers depict the location of thunderstorm cell used for this project during the month of June 2013. 

Map of Central Florida, USA blue markers depict the location of thunderstorm cell used for this project during the month of June 2013. 

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Figure 1: Thunderstorm vertical cross section using GR2Analyst. Red...
Figure 2: Map of Central Florida, USA blue markers depict the location...
Figure 3: (left) Thunderstorm located at 28.2368 N, 81.2838 W on June...
Figure 6: Reflectivity of Thunderstorm Cores vs Outflow Boundary Speeds.
Figure 8: Equation for radar reflectivity in dBZ 
HOW OUTFLOW BOUNDARY SPEED RELATES TO THUNDERSTORM CORE RADAR REFLECTIVITY
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During the month of June 2013, twenty-six thunderstorm cells were analyzed using Level II base radar data in order to derive the speeds of their outflows. These derived outflow boundary speeds were then related to the storm's maximum core height and average storm core reflectivity. It was found that outflow boundary speed has a positive linear rela...
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