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January 6th 04, 03:59 PM
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"Peter R." wrote in message
... [...] Could an intense lake effect band of snow produce destructive turbulence equal to that found inside a strong thunderstorm? My guess would be no, but I am certainly no expert. Anyone? Seems to me, if it can create lightning (and thus thunder), it can create serious turbulence as well. Where did you think the lightning came from? Pete 
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