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Comparison of different forecasting tools for short-range lightning strike risk assessment

Bouchard et al., 2023

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7342479879696546857
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Bouchard A
Buguet M
Chan-Hon-Tong A
Dezert J
Lalande P
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Thunderstorms, the main generator of lightning on earth, are characterized by the presence of extreme atmospheric conditions (turbulence, hail, heavy rain, wind shear, etc.). Consequently, the atmospheric conditions associated with this kind of phenomenon (in …
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