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Two case studies to introduce a method for thunderstorm forecasting

Sahar Tajbakhsh, E. Mirzaie

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Thunderstorm is one of the most dangerous phenomena in aviation because the greatest number weather hazards such as icing, turbulence, wind shear, lightning hail are combined in one single source, the thunderstorm. Spatial characteristics of thunderstorms which can be * ﻂﺑار هﺪﻧرﺎﮕﻧ :

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Thunderstorm is one of the most dangerous phenomena in aviation because the greatest number weather hazards such as icing, turbulence, wind shear, lightning hail are combined in one single source, the thunderstorm. Spatial characteristics of thunderstorms which can be * ﻂﺑار هﺪﻧرﺎﮕﻧ :

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Thunderstorm is one of the most dangerous phenomena in aviation because the greatest number weather hazards such as icing, turbulence, wind shear, lightning hail are combined in one single source, the thunderstorm. Spatial characteristics of thunderstorms which can be * ﻂﺑار هﺪﻧرﺎﮕﻧ :

Key concepts: Thunderstorm, Meteorology, Lightning (connector), Wind shear, Tornado, Environmental science, Geography, Wind speed

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