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Power Plant Clusters May Change Weather
Washington scientists warn giant power parks could alter local weather by dumping waste heat. Sites like the Mississippi River near Baton Rouge and the Hanford reservation in Washington are studied. Heat plumes from cooling towers could trigger thunderstorms and create dense ground fog with modest rainfall increases.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Washington State
Columbia River
Hanford Atomic Reservation
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Air Resources Laboratory
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Steven R. Hanna
Franklin A. Gifford
Bulletin of
The
American Meteorological Society