Convective cloud modification potential in Illinois compared with that for south Florida and deduced from soundings and cloud physics measurements

Convective cloud modification potential in Illinois compared with that for south Florida and deduced from soundings and cloud physics measurements

by Victor Wiggert

Book 8 of NOAA technical memorandum ERL NHEML --

1980

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