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Large-Eddy Simulations of Hurricane Boundary Layers: A Tale of Two Techniques

George Bryan

FL2/1022

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Atmospheric Bores and Nocturnal Convection: Insights from the IHOP_2002 field project data and a simulated MCS

Kevin Haghi

FL2/1022

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A Comparison of the Downstream Predictability Associated with ET and Baroclinic Cyclones

Ryan Torn

FL2/1022

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Biases and Limitations in the Estimation of Tropical Cyclone Intensity

David Nolan

FL2/1022

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Between Quasigeostrophic and Stratified Turbulence

Peter Bartello

FL2/1022

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