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- An Emerging Consensus: Moist Convection's Interaction with the Tropical Circulation
- Die Temperaturverhältnisse der Quellen : Eine Meteorologische Untersuchung : zweiter Band
- Aviation, traînées de condensation et climat.
- Climate and Dynamics - Corrections - D08104 - Correction to "Role of the Polar-night Jet Oscillation on the formation of the Arctic Oscillation in the Northern Hemisphere winter" (DOI 10.1029/2007JD008571)
- Effects of ambient temperature steps on thermal comfort requirements
- Profiles of Raindrop Size Distributions as Retrieved by Microrain Radars
- Special Section: Puerto Rico Dust Experiment (PRIDEI) - PRD 10. Evaluation of the Moderate-Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) retrievals of dust aerosol over the ocean during PRIDE (DOI 10.1029/2002JD002460)
- Thunderstorm related asthma in south-eastern Australia - recent findings and asthma epidemic forecasting possibilities
- Determining natural groundwater influx to a tropical river using radon, chlorofluorocarbons and ionic environmental tracers
- Baiu near Japan and its Relation to Summer Monsoons over Southeast Asia and the Western North Pacific
- Characteristics of finite amplitude stationary gravity waves in the atmosphere of Venus
- Doppler lidar measurement of profiles of turbulence and momentum flux
- Dynamics of super cloud clusters, westerly wind bursts, 30-60 day oscillations and ENSO : an unified view
- THE HEATWAVE OVER GREECE AND TURKEY IN JULY 1987
- METODIKA OTSENKI POGRESHNOSTI SREDSTV IZMERENIYA SKOROSTI VETRA PRI IKH POVERKE
- NEKOTORYE VOPROSY ORGANIZATSII OBRABOTKI DANNYKH V KRUPNOM METEOROLOGICHESKOM TSENTRE
- MAPA WYMIANY ENERGII MIEDZY ATMOSFERA A PODLOZEM JAKO PODSTAWA ANALIZY FUNKCJONOWANIA SRODOWISKA GEOGRAFICZNEGO
- PRIORITES POUR LA RECHERCHE EN COUCHE LIMITE : REFLEXION D UN GROUPE DE TRAVAIL DE LA COMMISSION DES SCIENCES DE L ATMOSPHERE
- NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS SHOWING THE ROLE OF THE DOWNDRAUGHT IN CUMULONIMBUS MOTION AND SPLITTING
- Internal variability of the wind-driven ocean circulation