A Numerical Study of the Stratiform Region of a Fast-Moving Squall Line. Part II: Relationship between Mass, Pressure, and Momentum Fields
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- 1995-02-01
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Squall line, Mesoscale meteorology, Geology, Pressure gradient, Convection
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