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Composite means and anomalies of meteorological parameters for summertime flash flooding in the National Weather Service Eastern Region

Alan M. Cope

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The purpose of this study was to identify weather parameters associated with summertime flash flooding in the eastern United States, and more specifically, to investigate how these parameters may be similar or different across different parts of the Eastern Region of the National Weather

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The purpose of this study was to identify weather parameters associated with summertime flash flooding in the eastern United States, and more specifically, to investigate how these parameters may be similar or different across different parts of the Eastern Region of the National Weather

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The purpose of this study was to identify weather parameters associated with summertime flash flooding in the eastern United States, and more specifically, to investigate how these parameters may be similar or different across different parts of the Eastern Region of the National Weather

Key concepts: Flooding (psychology), National weather service, Meteorology, Flash flood, Climatology, Environmental science, Geography, Geology

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