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1 ASAP Convective Weather Analysis & Nowcasting
GOES Visible Data High-Density Winds Cloud-Top Cooling Thunderstorm Forecast Current Radar Reflectivity and Lightning Counts Radar/Lightning 45 Minutes Later Utilize GOES-12 Rapid Scan VIS and IR imagery to produce min forecasts of new thunderstorm development and the first occurrence of cloud lightning for use in improving aviation safety through the ASAP initiative High-density satellite winds used to identify rapidly cooling cumulus cloud tops, which coincide with regions of dangerous convectively-induced turbulence

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