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Spatial Patterns of Turbulence near Thunderstorms

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By Stacey Hitchcock, Todd Lane, Wiebke Deierling, Robert Sharman
| Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society (BAMS)
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¿La turbulencia en vuelos comerciales está empeorando?

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By Larry Cornman, Robert Sharman
| KPNX-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
Los viajes durante el verano pueden ciertamente tener su dosis de movimiento, incluso en los cielos cuando los aviones se encuentran con un cambio repentino y caótico en el flujo de aire, conocido como turbulencia. Múltiples publicaciones en redes sociales afirman que eventos de turbulencia están aumentando en vuelos, y muchas de las publicaciones sugieren que el cambio climático es el culpable.
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Yes, turbulence is increasing on airline flights

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By Larry Cornman, Robert Sharman
| WTHR-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified
"As long as the temperature continues to get warmer, we're going to see more turbulence. The two are directly correlated," an aviation expert told VERIFY. Summer travel can certainly have its share of bumps, including in the skies when airplanes encounter a sudden, chaotic shift in airflow known as turbulence. Multiple social media posts claim instances of turbulence are increasing on flights, and many of the posts suggest climate change is to blame.
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