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A Report and Feature-based Verification Study of the CAPS 2008 Storm-Scale Ensemble Forecasts for Severe Convective Weather

Amy Harless

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A persistent challenge to forecasters is predicting small-scale, high-impact convective weather events such as high wind, severe hail, and tornadoes. Afforded by the advancement of computing power,

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A persistent challenge to forecasters is predicting small-scale, high-impact convective weather events such as high wind, severe hail, and tornadoes. Afforded by the advancement of computing power,

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A persistent challenge to forecasters is predicting small-scale, high-impact convective weather events such as high wind, severe hail, and tornadoes. Afforded by the advancement of computing power,

Key concepts: Storm, Convective storm detection, Severe weather, Meteorology, Scale (ratio), Environmental science, Feature (linguistics), Climatology

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