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NOAA Technical Memorandum OAR NSSL-106

U.S. LIGHTNING DEATHS, INJURIES, AND DAMAGES IN THE
1890s COMPARED TO 1990s

Ronald L. Holle¹
Raúl E. López²
Bradley C. Navarro³

¹Current affiliation: Global Atmospherics, Incorporated, Tuscon, AZ
²Simpsonville, SC
³Also: Department of Meteorology, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK

National Severe Storms Laboratory
Norman, Oklahoma
April 2001

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