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    In Some Situations, Individual Thunderstorms May Organize into a Convective
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In Some Situations, Individual Thunderstorms May Organize into a Convective

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In some situations, individual thunderstorms may organize into a convective weather system that may be 1000 times larger than an individual storm.

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