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Joshua Kastman, Patrick Market and Neil Fox
The Program for Research on Elevated Convection with Intense Precipitation (PRECIP) field campaign sampled 10 cases of elevated convection during 2014 and 2015. These intense observing periods (IOP) mostly featured well-defined stationary or warm frontal...
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Joshua S. Kastman, Patrick S. Market, Neil I. Fox, Alzina L. Foscato and Anthony R. Lupo
There are differences in the character of surface-based and elevated convection, and one type may pose a greater threat to life or property. The lightning and rainfall characteristics of eight elevated and eight surface-based thunderstorm cases that occu...
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V.L. Shirokova, A.M.L. Enright, C.B. Kennedy, F.G. Ferris
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This investigation evaluates spatial relationships between summer (July) groundwater temperatures and Fe(II)/Fe(III) biogeochemical cycling over a five year period in a shallow pristine sand aquifer at Meilleurs Bay near Deep River, Ontario, Canada. A wa...
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G. DOLIF NETO,P. S. MARKET,A. E. BECKER,B. PETTEGREW,C. MELICK,C. SCHULTZ,P. I. BUCKLEY,J. V. CLARK,A. R. LUPO,R. HOLLE,N. DEMETRIADES,C. E. BARBIERI
Two cases of low-latitude snow with lightning are studied to determine their characteristics. Both cases had synoptic-scale origins, but also featured smaller-scale influences (e. g. orographic lift and elevated instability). The first event occurred ...
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