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Total Lightning and Radar Storm Characteristics Associated with Severe Storms in Central Florida

Steven J. Goodman, R. Raghavan, Dennis E. Buechler, Stephen J. Hodanish, David Sharp, Earle Williams, B. Boldi, A. Matlin, Mark E. Weber

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Key concepts: Storm, Lightning (connector), Tornado, Environmental science, Meteorology, Convective storm detection, Precipitation, Atmospheric electricity

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