Moist Potential Vorticity Vector for Diagnosis of Heavy Rainfall Events in Tanzania

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"Moist Potential Vorticity Vector for Diagnosis of Heavy Rainfall Events in Tanzania"
written by Philbert Modest Luhunga, George Djolov, Edmund Mutayoba,
published by Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.4 No.9, 2016

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