'Damaging winds' presentation slideshows

Aviation Meteorology

Aviation Meteorology. FAA estimates than 50% of aircraft accident are weather related Substantial implications of weather Cancellations Delays Extra fuel Controls who can fly (VFR, IFR). Major Aviation Hazards. Icing Turbulence Obstructions to Visibility Wind shear. Aircraft Icing.

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Severe and Unusual Weather ESAS 1115

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Aircraft Wake Turbulence

Aircraft Wake Turbulence. Boeing Field. Low-Level Wind Shear. Downbursts. Downbursts can be Divided into Two Main Types.

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Boeing Field

Boeing Field. Downbursts. Downbursts can be Divided into Two Main Types. MACROBURST: A large downburst with its outburst winds extending greater than 2.5 miles horizontal dimension. Damaging winds, lasting 5 to 30 minutes, could be as high as 134 mph.

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Betty Hearn Morrow SocResearch Miami for Eastern Research Group and NCAR Jeffrey K. Lazo

UTILIZING INPUT FROM EMERGENCY MANAGERS, THE MEDIA, THE PUBLIC AND LOCAL NWS METEOROLOGISTS TO BETTER COMMUNICATE SURGE AND OTHER STORM HAZARDS. Betty Hearn Morrow SocResearch Miami for Eastern Research Group and NCAR Jeffrey K. Lazo National Center for Atmospheric Research

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Weekly/Special Severe Weather 4/14/2011

Weekly/Special Severe Weather 4/14/2011. Slides Available at www.srh.noaa.gov/shv/briefing. Keith Stellman Warning Coordination Meteorologist. National Weather Service Shreveport, Louisiana. Summary. Moderate Risk for severe storms late today/tonight very large hail

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Special Weather Briefing 1/28/2013

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Tornado Warnings: How the National Weather Service Tracks and Warns The Public

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National Weather Service

National Weather Service. Louisville, Kentucky. Significant Severe Weather Event Expected. Multimedia Hazardous Weather Briefing.

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Severe Weather Briefing 04/26/2011 srh.noaa/shv/briefing

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Quick Summary

Weather Impacts Briefing February 23 rd 2011 NWS Nashville *6 To mute your line #6 to unmute your line. Quick Summary. Heavy rain and severe weather threat Flash Flooding possible Thu/Thu Evening Especially northwest Middle TN Squall line with damaging winds likely late Thursday

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