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It was characterized by an intense line surge and bookend vortex that produced primarily straight-line wind damage along an approximate 80 km long and 2-4 km wide swath, destroying nearly 300,000 acres of forest. The first QLCS evolved during the evening of July 19 over northern Wisconsin. Within an 18 hour period, two damaging Quasi-Linear Convective Systems (QLCS) raced across the northern half of Wisconsin at speeds of 27-31 m/s (60-70 mph). Gene Brusky (Science and Operations Officer), WFO Green Bay Current SOTM Webinar Details A Preliminary Overview of the July 19-20, 2019 Blowdown and Tornadic QLCS Episodes Over Northeast Wisconsin 12 pm CDT ***PLEASE NOTE: Due to limited slots to call in, the live meetings are only open to NOAA employees.

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NOAA and NOAA-affiliated*** employees may register using this form.ДЄlways feel free to contact us with questions, comments, or concerns at We are excited to offer the SOTM series for you during this time, and we hope you look forward to attending! Through the end of the COVID-19 teleworking period, we will host SOTM webinars every second and fourth Wednesdays of the month. To make sure all employees have access to the content, these webinars will be recorded and posted on the WDTD YouTube page. Even so, employees who are still working operational shifts are obviously welcome to participate, at the discretion of your local management. WDTD is pleased to announce a special limited series of our 'Storm of the Month' (SOTM) webinars! We decided to revitalize the SOTM series in order to meet the needs of our teleworking NWS staff, especially those in field offices.