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- WMO Evaluation of Two Extreme High Temperatures Occurring in February 2020 for the Antarctic Peninsula Region by Márcio Rocha Francelino et al.
- National Tibetan Plateau Data Center: Promoting Earth System Science on the Third Pole by Xiaoduo Pan et al.
- Global Reach-Level 3-Hourly River Flood Reanalysis (1980–2019) by Yuan Yang et al.
- National Weather Service Data Needs for Short-Term Forecasts and the Role of Unmanned Aircraft in Filling the Gap: Results from a Nationwide Survey by Adam L. Houston et al.
- The Status and Future of Small Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) in Operational Meteorology by James O. Pinto et al.
- Leveraging Field-Campaign Networks to Identify Sexual Harassment in Atmospheric Science and Pilot Promising Interventions by Emily V. Fischer et al.
- Waves to Weather: Exploring the Limits of Predictability of Weather by George C. Craig et al.
- Aerosol Properties in Cloudy Environments from Remote Sensing Observations: A Review of the Current State of Knowledge by A. Marshak et al.
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