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- Storylines of Unprecedented Extremes in the Southeast United States by Gibbon Innocent Tirivanhu Masukwedza et al.
- Forecasting for ESCAPE: A Multi-Institution Hybrid Forecasting and Nowcasting Operation for Sea-Breeze Convection Supporting a Ground-Based and Airborne Field Campaign by Andrew M. Dzambo et al.
- The Value of Precipitation Forecasts to Anticipate Floods by Tim Busker et al.
- Harnessing UAS and High-Resolution Satellite Imagery to Better Characterize Wind Damage and Understand Tornado Behavior by Melissa Wagner et al.
- Engaging High School Students in Rescuing and Digitizing Data from Historical Observations in Italy: The Citizen Science Project Cli-DaRe@School by Veronica Manara et al.
- Student Hands-on Atmospheric Discovery during an Eclipse (SHADE) over Texas by Audrey Garza et al.
- The Imminent Data Desert: The Future of Stratospheric Monitoring in a Rapidly Changing World by Ross J. Salawitch et al.
- A New Initiative to Facilitate the Global Collection of Microwave Link Data and Its Use in Hydrometeorology by Martin Fencl et al.
- Advancing Global Precipitation Data Products: Recommendations from the International Precipitation Working Group by T. Kubota et al.
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