000623 -- Case Summary 
Flight Times:  1636 - 1911   - Flight 1
Flight Times:  2050 - 2115   - Flight 2

Attenuation times for 000623 Flt 1:     1718-1722 and 1742-1745

The storm complex investigated during Flight 1 became a massive
stratiform complex.

System formed just to the NW of and over KSC from merger of two
highly electrified storms, becoming a major complex over
E central Florida by 1800. The system was moving east and had no
distinct anvil.

Case 1: (Times: 1654 - 1718)
    The was out in front of an electrically active part of the storm.
Case 2: (Times: 1718 - 1744)
    This is debris. The core was electrically active at 1707.
From 1720 to 1730 the A/C investigated a small cell to the N of the
main complex. At first the fields were strong and even some LDAR
flashes in the cell, but after ~1731 E fields were weak. 
Case 3: (Times: 1748 - 1752)
    This is debris, although there was never really a strong core here.
Case 4: (Times: 1756 - 1824)
    This is approximately the same position as Case 1. Given the

Closure of PAFB by the storm complex forced landing at Vero Beach.

Flight 2 was only a short Ferry Flight back from Vero Beach.
Some of the Data Systems were not turned on.