Thunderstorm Outflow Winds is a meteorological phenomenon characterized by localized, horizontally spreading winds originating from the downdraft of a thunderstorm, driven by the rapid descent and outward surge of cool, dense air at the surface, which distinguishes it from ambient wind patterns and other convective wind events.
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Vertical Structure of Thunderstorm Outflows
R. Craig Goff · Monthly Weather Review · 1976 · 363 citations · Full text
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