Understanding and Forecasting Tornadoes
A month after devastating tornadoes in Oklahoma, scientists and researchers testified before the House Science Subcommittee about advances… read more
A month after devastating tornadoes in Oklahoma, scientists and researchers testified before the House Science Subcommittee about advances in technology which provided improved predictions of severe storms and tornadoes. They said that continued improvements in radar technology would allow meteorologists to better predict tornadoes, hail size, and varying types of storms in smaller regions of the country. close
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- Howard Bluestein Professor University of Oklahoma
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- Dennis McCarthy Meteorologist National Weather Service
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- Roger Wakimoto Professor University of California, Los Angeles
- Morris Weisman Official National Center for Atmospheric Research
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