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A high-resolution observational and modeling comparison of mesoscale band life cycle during three recent northeast U.S. snowstorms

David Novák

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Mesoscale band formation on the poleward side of extratropical cyclones can dramatically modify precipitation intensity and accumulation. These bands

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Mesoscale band formation on the poleward side of extratropical cyclones can dramatically modify precipitation intensity and accumulation. These bands

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Mesoscale band formation on the poleward side of extratropical cyclones can dramatically modify precipitation intensity and accumulation. These bands

Key concepts: Mesoscale meteorology, Winter storm, Meteorology, Climatology, Observational study, Storm, Geology, Geography

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