Environment associated with deep moist convection under SALLJ conditions a case study

The present work focuses on the study of the environmental conditions preceding the development of a group of subtropical mesoscale convective systems over central and northern Argentina on 6-7 February 2003 during the South American Low Level Jet Experiment. This period was characterized by an extr...

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Otros Autores: Borque, Paloma, Salio, Paola, Nicolini, Matilde, García Skabar, Yanina
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