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January 30, 2013 - 7:53 PM
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I need to know what the “B” stands for after the word squall-line, because in my own personal research of Squall lines storms, I have already created categories for different types of squall-lines that are still under careful observation that I wish to propose to the National Weather Service for acceptance.