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Tellus Volume 20, 1968 - Issue 2

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Radar analysis of warm rain showersFootnote¹
1 Part of the “Warm Rain Project”, the results of which were published in Tellus 19, 347-516.

R. G. SemoninIllinois State Water Survey,Urbana,Illinoir

E. A. MuellerIllinois State Water Survey,Urbana,Illinoir

G. E. StoutIllinois State Water Survey,Urbana,Illinoir

D. W. StaggsIllinois State Water Survey,Urbana,Illinoir

Pages 228-238 | Received 17 May 1967, Published online: 15 Dec 2016

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https://doi.org/10.3402/tellusa.v20i2.10003

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Bean, B. R. & E. J. Dutton, 1966. Radio Meteoro-logy, NBS Monograph 92. U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, 435 pp.
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Lavoie, R. L. 1966. Background data for the warm rain project, Tellus 19, 348–353.
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Newton, C. W. & S. Katz, 1958. Movement of large convective rainstorms in relation to winds aloft. Bull. Am. Meteorol. 8oc. 39, 129-136.
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