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Global Guide to Tropical Cyclone Forecasting


CHAPTER 2: 

TROPICAL CYCLONE STRUCTURE

"All things considered, the most important factors appear to be: (a) the area influenced by the initial convergence of very humid air determining in part the amount of air evicted upward; (b) the temperature of the environment, influencing the upward convection velocity; and (c) the facilities for disposal of air aloft." Father Depperman (1947).

Robert T. Merrill

CIMSS

University of Wisconsin,

Madison, USA


 2. TROPICAL CYCLONE STRUCTURE

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