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- Tropical Expansion Driven by Poleward Advancing Midlatitude Meridional Temperature Gradients
- Climate through the ages : a study of the climatic factors and their variations
- Rapport annuel 2013 [MétéoSuisse]
- Improving the representation of stable boundary layers
- Evaluation of Humidity, Clouds and Precipitation in COSMO-CLM and MM5 over Germany
- Water balance modeling over variable time scales based on the Budyko framework - Model development and testing
- The Eueopean Geosciences Union General Assembly Vienna, Austria, 13-18 April 2008
- A New Perspective on the Climate Prediction of Asian Summer Monsoon Precipitation
- Climate and Dynamics - D02104 - Erythemal UV at Davos (Switzerland), 1926-2003, estimated using total ozone, sunshine duration, and snow depth (DOI 10.1029/2004JD005231)
- A potential source of bias in horizontal winds estimated using a 915-MHz acoustically enhanced profiler
- Climats du Languedoc, du Roussillon [sud de la France] et de la Catalogne [Nord-est de l'Espagne] dans le cadre chronologique du pliocène et du pléistocène inférieur d'après l'analyse pollinique
- The effect of the atmospheric 10-20 day oscillation on the recurving tropical cyclones during SPECTRUM 90
- Proportionality between SO2 emissions and wet SO4-- concentrations : the effect of area of averaging
- Duration of atmosphere-controlled and of soil-controlled phases of evaporation for constant potential evaporation at a soil surface
- THE FIRST "OBS" BOOK ?
- UCHET AGROMETEOROLOGICHESKIKH USLOVIJ PRI PROGNOZE OPTIMAL NYKH REZHIMOV OROSHENIYA
- ON THE PERFORMANCE OF MODIFIED PALMER INDEX
- Variation of boundary layer heights and eddy diffusivities over dry and moist convective regions of monsoon trough during different phases of monsoon
- APPORTS DU SONDAGE INFRAROUGE A L'ETUDE DES AEROSOLS ATMOSPHERIQUES. APPLICATION AUX INSTRUMENTS HIRS ET AIRS : CARACTERISATION DES AEROSOLS EN EPAISSEUR OPTIQUE, EN ALTITUDE ET EN TAILLE
- Sudden sea : the great hurricane of 1938