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| Base scan doppler radar image |
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| Composite Doppler scan. Ignore the rings around the radar. The higher reflectivity values in the squall line reflect that there is a lot of water suspended aloft |
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| Wind velocity, shown in knots. 60knots is about 70mph. |
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| Diamond = mesovortex signature (rotating thunderstorm). These along a squall line edge can produce additional damage. Purple triangle = tornado vortex signature. |
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| Cloud water content |
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| Maximum cloud height. Yes, the one in the head of the squall line is at 57,000ft |






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