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- Characteristics and Causes of Extreme Snowmelt over the Conterminous United States by Josh Welty et al.
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- The U.K.–China Climate Science to Service Partnership by Adam A. Scaife et al.
- The Making of a Metric: Co-Producing Decision-Relevant Climate Science by Kripa Jagannathan et al.
- Utilizing a Storm-Generating Hotspot to Study Convective Cloud Transitions: The CACTI Experiment by Adam C. Varble et al.
- A Storm Safari in Subtropical South America: Proyecto RELAMPAGO by Stephen W. Nesbitt et al.
- State of the Climate in 2020 by J. Blunden et al.
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