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- FORUM: Unique Far-Infrared Satellite Observations to Better Understand How Earth Radiates Energy to Space by L. Palchetti et al.
- A Systems Perspective on the Environmental Prediction Enterprise by Duane E. Waliser
- On the Prospects for Improved Tropical Cyclone Track Forecasts by Feifan Zhou et al.
- Defender and Expositor of the Bergen Methods of Synoptic Analysis: Significance, History, and Translation of Bergeron’s (1928) “Three-Dimensionally Combining Synoptic Analysis” by David M. Schultz et al.
- Norway Comes to New Zealand: Edward Kidson, Jørgen Holmboe, and the Modernization of Australasian Meteorology by Ciaran Doolin
- The Northern Tornadoes Project: Uncovering Canada’s True Tornado Climatology by David M. L. Sills et al.
- Managing for a Changing Climate: A Blended Interdisciplinary Climate Course by Elinor Martin et al.
- Evaluation, Tuning, and Interpretation of Neural Networks for Working with Images in Meteorological Applications by Imme Ebert-Uphoff et al.
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