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Activity Analysis: Natural Phenomenon
Jennifer Dodge
07/27/2016
GE116
Activity 2.7

“Natural Phenomenon” A supercell is a stronger version of a normal storm. It is characterized by mesocyclone, a persistently rotating updraft. Supercells can spin around; they can create tornadoes. Looking at them online, I was amazed. They seem scary, but also look beautiful.

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