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  1. Synopsis/mesoanalysis of 6/6/2014

    June 6, 2014, was a classic late spring upslope/NW flow setup over portions of the western high plains and S. Central plains of the CONUS. This day was defined by many discrete supercells progressing SE off the higher elevation of E. CO, E. NM, E. WY, and NE panhandle. As these storms gradually...
    • Landry J.
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    • 06062014 2014 colorado high plains june june 6 june 6 2014 mesoanalysis nebraska new mexico nw flow oklahoma panhandle south central plains summer synopisis texas panhandle upslope western plains wyoming
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    • Forum: 2010s

  2. Synopisis/mesoanalysis of 5/16/2016

    5/16/2016 was a classic upslope/NW flow environment over the western high plains of the CONUS. This day was characterized by isolated, classic/HP hybrid supercells that moved southeast off the higher terrain of NE NM, SE CO, W. OK Panhandle, and NW TX Panhandle. Although this set up originally...
    • Landry J.
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    • 2016 may may 16 may 16 2016 mesoanalysis new mexico oklahoma panhandle synopsis tx panhandle upslope west tx
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: 2010s
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