Hurricane Hilda, 1964 II. Structure and Budgets of the Hurricane on October 1, 1964
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- 1968-09-01
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- 171
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Keywords
Inflow, Meteorology, Momentum (technical analysis), Environmental science, Drag coefficient
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- BUDGET OF ANGULAR MOMENTUM AND ENERGY IN TROPICAL CYCLONES
- AN ANALYSIS OF HURRICANE CLEO (1958) BASED ON DATA FROM RESEARCH RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT
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- Some Aspects of Hurricane Daisy, 1958
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- Some Aspects of Hurricane Daisy, 1958
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