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A classification of Texas thunderstorms according to their cloud-to-ground lightning characteristics during spring 1993

Stephen Randall McMillan

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Key concepts: Lightning (connector), Thunderstorm, Spring (device), Meteorology, Environmental science, Geography, Engineering, Power (physics)

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