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The IMPROVE-1 storm of 1–2 February 2001. Part II: Cloud structures and the growth of precipitation

Evans et al., 2005

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11536967324297407161
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Evans A
Locatelli J
Stoelinga M
Hobbs P
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Journal of the atmospheric sciences

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Abstract On 1–2 February 2001, a strong cyclonic storm system developed over the northeastern Pacific Ocean and moved onto the Washington coast. This storm was one of several that were documented during the first field phase of the Improvement of …
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