Severe Thunderstorms (Gusty Winds, Hail, Lightning, and Tornadoes)

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Severe Thunderstorms (Gusty Winds, Hail, Lightning, and Tornadoes). L. Severe Weather Sector. For severe weather, we need to be in the warm sector of the storm. Therefore, the low pressure should be to our north and west. A low of moderate to strong strength is best. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Severe Thunderstorms (Gusty Winds, Hail, Lightning, and

Tornadoes)

For severe weather, we need to be in the warm sector of the storm. Therefore, the low pressure should be to our north and west. A low of moderate to strong strength is best.

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Severe Weather Sector

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