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- How Can Existing Ground-Based Profiling Instruments Improve European Weather Forecasts? by A. J. Illingworth et al.
- 100 Years Later: Reflecting on Alfred Wegener’s Contributions to Tornado Research in Europe by B. Antonescu et al.
- Mechanisms and Early Warning of Drought Disasters: Experimental Drought Meteorology Research over China by Y. Li et al.
- Improving Visual Communication of Weather Forecasts with Rhetoric by K. M. Lambrecht et al.
- Education Backgrounds of TV Weathercasters by T. A. Green Jr. et al.
- An Educational Deployment of the NCAR Mobile Integrated Sounding System by B. Billings et al.
- The Importance of Unresolved Biases in Twentieth-Century Sea Surface Temperature Observations by L. L. B. Davis et al.
- A New Perspective on Coastally Trapped Disturbances Using Data from the Satellite Era by T. W. Juliano et al.
- Modeling of Cloud Microphysics: Can We Do Better? by W. W. Grabowski et al.
- NOAA General Modeling Meeting and Fair Brings Together Its Modeling Enterprise by A. Mariotti et al.
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