John uses a combination of historical weather databases, NEXRAD Doppler radar data (including Level II Dual-Pol analysis), surface observation records, and advanced meteorological modeling. This multi-source approach allows him to pinpoint exact conditions, such as precipitation onset, wind speeds, or lightning activity, at a specific location and time, producing court-admissible findings grounded in the scientific method.
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How does John Bryant reconstruct past weather conditions?
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