The June 6, 2005 Derecho
    michael evans
    Index of Slides
    
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        The June 6, 2005 Derecho
      
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        Outline
      
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        Eta 3 hour forecast 500 mb heights and vorticity valid 6/6/05 15 UTC.
      
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        Eta 9 hour forecast 500 mb heights and vorticity valid 6/6/06 21 UTC. 
      
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        Eta 3 hour forecast sea-level pressure and 1000-500 thickness valid 6/6/05 15 UTC. 
      
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        Eta 9 hour forecast sea-level pressure and 1000-500 mb thickness valid 6/6/05 21 UTC. 
      
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        Eta 6-hour surface-based CAPE and 0-3 km bulk shear valid 6/6/05 18 UTC. 
      
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        Intense squall line over northern Pennsylvania and central New York
      
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        Cold pool effects – RKW theory
      
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        Downwind-propagating MCS’s.
      
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        The development of the rear-inflow jet
      
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        How shear effects storm morphology
      
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        Different types of MCS’s
      
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        The Effects of storm-relative flow
      
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        Summary… Forward propagating MCS’s are typically associated with…
      
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        Now, lets look at the evolution and structure of the storms and environment.
      
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        KPBZ radar reflectivity 1230 UTC. 
      
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        KPBZ radar reflectivity 1330 UTC.
      
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        Water vapor satellite imagery at 14 UTC.
      
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        BUF sounding at 12 UTC on 6/6/05
      
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        Surface plot and MSAS analysis of lifted index at 14 UTC 6/6/05.
      
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        KBGM radar reflectivity 16 UTC.
      
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        KBGM radar storm relative motion 16 UTC
      
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        KBGM radar velocity 16 UTC
      
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        Eta 5 hour forecast sounding at ELM valid 6/6/05 17z.
      
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        Eta 5 hour forecast sounding at ELM valid 6/6/05 17 UTC. 
      
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        Eta 5-hour forecast sounding at ELM, with the boundary motion, valid 17 UTC on the 6th. 
      
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        Summary
      
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        Summary… continued
      
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