User:Daniel/Sandbox/1990 Sydney hailstorm
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Formed | 1:30pm, March 18, 2007 Southern Tablelands region |
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Dissipated | 5:10pm, March 18, 2007 West of Palm Beach, offshore |
Areas affected | Sydney |
The 1990 Sydney hailstorm
- 44kmh avg
- three-and-a-half hours on land
- formed early afternoon in Sth Tblands
- went offshore at 4:40(?) near someplace.
- 384mil ($) dmg
- Describe the corridor of damage
Conditions and climatology
The severe thunderstorm season for Sydney is generally considered to be between the months of X and Y, with a peak in Z.Template:Rfact During this time, conditions along the east coast of Australia are highly conducive for the formation of hailstones within these severe thunderstorms. The variation of air temperature in the atmosphere with warm and humid air close to the ground and colder air above it causes instability, and the cold upper atmosphere temperatures allow the precipitation to fall in solid form as hailstones.[1]
{conditions on the day}
Progression of the storm
Aftermath
Notes
- ^ Whitaker (2005), 93.
References
- Andrews, Kylie, Blong, Russell (August 29, 1997). "March 1990 Hailstorm Damage in Sydney, Australia". Natural Hazards. 16. The Netherlands: Kluwer Academic: pp. 113—125.
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has extra text (help)CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) - Bureau of Meteorology (n.d.). "The Sydney Hailstorm - 18 March 1990". Commonwealth of Australia. Retrieved 2007-12-15.
- Griffiths, D., Mitchell, E. (1993). Report on the Sydney hailstorm: March 1990. Bureau of Meteorology.
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: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) - Whitaker, Richard (2005). Australia's Natural Disasters. Sydney, Australia: Reed New Holland. pp. pp. 45, 93. ISBN 1 877069 04 3.
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