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January 29-30, 2013 simulated composite reflectivity (dBZ).January 29-30, 2013 simulated surface equivalent potential temperature (K) and winds (m/s).

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1 January 29-30, 2013 simulated composite reflectivity (dBZ).January 29-30, 2013 simulated surface equivalent potential temperature (K) and winds (m/s).

2 Boundary-relative surface-based CAPE for 7 points (black dashed) and the 7 point average (red). Boundary-relative surface potential temperature for 7 points (black dashed) and the 7 point average (red).

3 Boundary-relative surface water vapor mixing ratio for 7 points (black dashed) and the 7 point average (red). Boundary-relative 0-1.5 km lapse rates for 7 points (black dashed) and the 7 point average (red).

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