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Convective variability associated with a mesoscale vortex in a midlatitude squall line system

Svetla Hristova‐Veleva

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Key concepts: Squall line, Mesoscale meteorology, Mesoscale convective system, Middle latitudes, Convection, Geology, Meteorology, Mesocyclone

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