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- Atmospheric Sciences Bachelor’s Degree Recipients: Trends, Early Career Earnings, and Student Debt, 2015–19 by John A. Knox.
- The Future of Supercells in the United States by Walker S. Ashley et al.
- Determining the Location of the 22 May 1855 Chicago Area Tornado by W. Scott Lincoln et al.
- The Secondary Production of Ice in Cumulus Experiment (SPICULE) by R. Paul Lawson et al.
- A Tribute to Paul Crutzen (1933–2021): The Pioneering Atmospheric Chemist Who Provided New Insight into the Concept of Climate Change by Jack Fishman et al.
- Was Franz Baur’s Infamous Long-Range Weather Forecast for the Winter of 1941/42 on the Eastern Front Really Wrong? by Rasmus Wiuff.
- An Integrated Research Plan for the Tibetan Plateau Land–Air Coupled System and Its Impacts on the Global Climate by Guoxiong Wu et al.
- Destructive Potential of Planetary Meteotsunami Waves beyond the Hunga Tonga–Hunga Ha‘apai Volcano Eruption by Cléa Denamiel et al.
- Around the World They Go: Circumnavigating Balloon Satellites! by Todd McKinney et al.
- Climate Storylines by Melissa S. Bukovsky et al.
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