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  • thunderstorm
    thunderstorm
    / Updrafts and downdrafts

    The strongest updrafts occur in organized storms that are many tens of kilometres in diameter, and lines or zones of such storms can extend for hundreds of kilometres.

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    The strongest updrafts occur in organized storms that are many tens of kilometres in diameter, and lines or zones of such storms can extend for hundreds of kilometres.

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  • thunderstorm
    thunderstorm
    / Rainfall

    Large, organized storms that are associated with mesoscale convective systems can generate 1010 to 1012 kg of rainfall.

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    Large, organized storms that are associated with mesoscale convective systems can generate 1010 to 1012 kg of rainfall.

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