The Second Real-Time, Virtual Spring Forecasting Experiment to Advance Severe Weather Prediction

Adam J. Clark; Israel L. Jirak; Burkely T. Gallo; Kent H. Knopfmeier; Brett Roberts; Makenzie Krocak; Jake Vancil; Kimberly A. Hoogewind; Nathan A. Dahl; Eric D. Loken; David E. Jahn; David Harrison; David Imy; Patrick C. Burke; Louis J. Wicker; Patrick S. Skinner; Pamela L. Heinselman; Patrick T. Marsh; Katie A. Wilson; Andrew R. Dean; Gerald J. Creager; Thomas A. Jones; Jidong Gao; Yunheng Wang; Montgomery L. Flora; Corey K. Potvin; Christopher A. Kerr; Nusrat Yussouf; Joshua Martin; J.E. Castillo Guerra; Brian C. Matilla; Thomas J. Galarneau

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The 2021 NOAA Hazardous Weather Testbed Spring Forecasting Experiment What: More than 130 researchers and forecasters convened virtually to test forecasting applications of convection-allowing models at lead times from an hour to two days, and evaluate various convection-allowing modeling and postprocessing strategies.

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