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- Fireworks on Weather Radar and Camera by D. S. Zrnic et al.
- The Canadian Arctic Weather Science Project: Introduction to the Iqaluit Site by P. .Joe et al.
- Reporting on Climate Change by Broadcast Meteorologists: A National Assessment by K. M. F. Timm et al.
- The MILAN Campaign: Studying Diel Light Effects on the Air–Sea Interface by C. Stolle et al.
- Hydrometeorological Monitoring Using Opportunistic Sensing Networks in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area by L. W. de Vos et al.
- An Intuitive Metric to Quantify and Communicate Tropical Cyclone Rainfall Hazard by C. D. Bosma
- Perception and Comprehension of the Extended Forecast Graphic: A Survey of Broadcast Meteorologists and the Public by J. R. Reed and J. C. Senkbeil
- Making Society Climate Resilient: International Progress under the Global Framework for Climate Services by C. D. Hewitt et al.
- Exploring the Need for Reliable Decadal Prediction by S. Sandgathe et al.
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