Meredith Proctor

Geography

29 July, 02:29

Imagine you worked for the National Weather Service and you noticed strong rotation in a supercell thunderstorm on radar (i. e., you saw a hook echo and a red-green velocity couplet). What would you do? Select one: O a. issue a tornado watch O b. issue a tornado advisory O c. issue a severe thunderstorm watch O d. issue a convective outlook O e. issue a tornado warning

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