Improving the Predictability of Severe Convective Weather Processes by Using Wind Vectors and Potential Temperature Changes: A Case Study of a Severe Thunderstorm

<div>Counterclockwise form of tumble: (a) easterly (southerly) wind in the high atmosphere and westerly (northerly) wind in the low atmosphere; (b) easterly (southerly) wind in both the low and high regions of the atmosphere.</div>

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Figure 3: Improving the Predictability of Severe Convective Weather Processes by Using Wind Vectors and Potential Temperature Changes: A Case Study of a Severe Thunderstorm 

Figure 3 | Improving the Predictability of Severe Convective Weather Processes by Using Wind Vectors and Potential Temperature Changes: A Case Study of a Severe Thunderstorm 