Case study of Massachusetts Tornado: June_1_Sever_Weather_Analysis.pdf

[Nick Thompson]

Dear Friammers,

http://www.erh.noaa.gov/box/papers/June_1_Sever_Weather_Analysis.pdf

I have often inflicted on you my bewilderment concerning tornadoes;  here, in compensation I would like to inflict a gorgeous research article on the tornado that passed within 30 miles of my house, just after we left you two Junes ago.  Even if you don’t share my love of meteorological nerditry, the illustrations (many interactive) are interesting.  The discussion invokes the legendary Elevated Mix levels.  This one left Santa Fe about the same time I did, but took a more circuitous route and arrived in MA a few days later to explain the tornado.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.  ‘BUcj

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[Arlo Barnes]

This should probably be it's own thread, but since we are on the topic of weather-ish things I just wanted to note that there was [when I first drafted this email two weeks ago] an okay (sadly they all seem to be merely that now) NOVA episode about sprites, ELFs, and other high atmosphere discharges, the phenomena Eldorado/Lamy observer Thomas Ashcraft told us about on the Discuss list one and a half years ago (mentioned on FriAM three years ago).

[Commence thread.unHiJack]
-Arlo

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