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An observational study of the evolution of horizontal convective rolls

Weckwerth et al., 1999

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15459980985638166014
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Weckwerth T
Horst T
Wilson J
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Monthly weather review

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A comprehensive observational dataset encompassing the entire temporal evolution of horizontal convective rolls was obtained for the first time. Florida, Illinois, and Kansas measurements from preroll conditions through the development of well-defined rolls to their …
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