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- Sharing Small Resources and Making Joint Efforts for the Improvement of a Climate Prediction Model in South Korea by Soo-Jin Sohn et al.
- The State of Earth Observing System Today: Updates Compiled from Recent EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conferences by Justin Shenolikar et al.
- A Backbone Architecture for Government Observing Systems by William B. Gail et al.
- Global Precipitation Experiment—A New World Climate Research Programme Lighthouse Activity by Xubin Zeng et al.
- Characterizing the Growth in Spatial Thinking Skills in Undergraduate Meteorology Students across the Curriculum by Lauren E. A. Burns and Casey E. Davenport.
- A Triple Jeopardy Flood Event: Coincident Arrival of the 2022 Tonga Tsunami with a Storm Surge and Meteotsunami on the East Coast of the United States by Alexander B. Rabinovich et al.
- Experiment of Sea Breeze Convection, Aerosols, Precipitation, and Environment (ESCAPE) by Pavlos Kollias et al.
- Tracking Atmospheric Motions for Obtaining Wind Estimates Using Satellite Observations—From 2D to 3D by Jun Li et al.
- Mapping Out How Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Will Change Great Lakes Observations, Modeling, and Forecasting in the Coming Decade by Dani Jones et al.
- Gathering Users and Developers to Shape Together the Next-Generation Ocean Reanalyses by Chunxue Yang et al.
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