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Bow echo

A bow echo is the characteristic radar return from a mesoscale convective system that is shaped like an archer's bow. These systems can produce severe straight-line winds and occasionally tornadoes, causing major damage. They can also become derechos or form Line echo wave pattern (LEWP).

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Bow echo

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Edges34
Triples65
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
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related to External links · 19
Bow echo → BAMS, Bow Echo Convective Systems, Bow Echo Prototype, Evolution, Glossary, MCV Experiment, MeteorologyMidwest Bow Echo WorkshopThe, Numerical Simulations, NWS, Observations, Opportunities, Severe Weather Detection Methods, SPC, Squall Line, Strange, The Bow Echo, The Structure, WAF, What Creates
related to Strongest winds · 14
Bow echo → Also, April, Bow, Damage, Damaging, Great Salt Lake, GSL, However, In, Indeed, The, United States, US, Utah
related to Research · 9
Bow echo → Downburst Identification, In, Manual, May, Midwest Bow Echo Workshop, Project NIMROD, Researchers, The, Theodore Fujita
related to Book end vortices · 7
Bow echo → After, As, Coriolis, Due, Some, The, These
related to Notable bow echo storms · 7
Bow echo → Europe, In, Netherlands, Pentecost, Rhine-Ruhr, Some, Utrecht
related to Formation · 6
Bow echo → Bow, Especially, The, These, They, While
related to Rear inflow jet · 2
Bow echo → The, Upon
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Bow echo → characteristic radar return from a mesoscale convective system that is shaped like an archer's bow

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bow echo echoes storm winds tornadoes jet damage strong system severe rear vortices also km wind straight-line line inflow squall

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Bow echois acharacteristic radar return from a mesoscale convective system that is shaped like an archer's bow0.90text
Bow echorelated to Book end vorticesAfter0.60section
Bow echorelated to Book end vorticesThese0.60section
Bow echorelated to Book end vorticesDue0.60section
Bow echorelated to Book end vorticesThe0.60section
Bow echorelated to Book end vorticesAs0.60section
Bow echorelated to Book end vorticesCoriolis0.60section
Bow echorelated to Book end vorticesSome0.60section
Bow echorelated to External linksThe Structure0.60section
Bow echorelated to External linksEvolution0.60section
Bow echorelated to External linksSquall Line0.60section
Bow echorelated to External linksBow Echo Convective Systems0.60section

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