Lightning flash rate density under RH and CAPE (West African Zones).

Lightning flash rate density under RH and CAPE (West African Zones).

<p>Zonal hexbin plot of Lightning flash rate density for the combination of RH and CAPE over West Africa (1998–2012). Note that the values for fL are directly proportional to the frequency of lightning.</p>

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Main Author: Samuel Kyei-Manuh (22227058) (author)
Other Authors: Marian Amoakowaah Osei (22227061) (author), Jeffrey N. A. Aryee (14380855) (author), Emmanuel Quansah (844599) (author), Emmanuel Obuobie (22227064) (author), Leonard K. Amekudzi (14380864) (author)
Published: 2025
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Summary:<p>Zonal hexbin plot of Lightning flash rate density for the combination of RH and CAPE over West Africa (1998–2012). Note that the values for fL are directly proportional to the frequency of lightning.</p>

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