The 06-km AGL mean wind has been used widely in operations to predict supercell motion. However, when a supercell is low-topped or elevated, its motion may be poorly predicted with this default mean windwhich itself could be height-based or pressure-weighted. This information suggests that a single, fixed layer is inappropriate for some situations, and thus various mean-wind parameters are explored herein.
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