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- Weather Front : Hot bodies: warm cities; Hotter, and hottest: better get used to heat waves; Were there's smoke there's fire... and maybe tornadoes; Sunscreen for future generations; Living down the 70's; Digital media seal program launched by the NWA
- Echos [La Météorologie n°59]
- Estimating fugitive dust emission rates using an environmental boundary layer wind tunnel
- C05009 - Atmospheric conditions and fast ice at Davis, East Antarctica: A case study (DOI 10.1029/2005JC002904)
- Trends in Global Cloud Cover in Two Decades of HIRS Observations
- An axisymmetric model of a mature tropical cyclone incorporating azimuthal vorticity
- Weatherwatch - March, April 2003
- Atmospheric data requirement for the climate research and long-range forecasting
- Coupled land-ocean-atmosphere processes and a biennial mechanism in the south Asian monsoon region
- Report of the joint scientific and technical committee [first session] [Geneva, 13-18 April 1992]
- Overview of WMO's involvement in the international decade fr natural disaster reduction
- Chaos and qudri-dimensional data assimilation : a study based on the Lorenz model
- Scattering phase matrices of ice crystals with hexagonal prism and triangular pyramid form a vector ray tracing method
- Modelling of polar lows in a barotropic environment using the Danish operational Limited Area Model
- INTERANNUAL VARIABILITY OF THE WINTERTIME POLAR VORTEX IN THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE MIDDLE STRATOSPHERE
- Meteorologicheskiye aspekty zagryazneniya atmosfery. Tom III, Svornik dokladov na mezhdunarodnom simpoziume v Leningrade, Mart 1977 (Plenarnyye zasedaniya i sektsiya "TEORIYA ATMOSFERNOY DIFFUZIY I ANALIZ MATERIALOV PO ZAGRYAZNENIYEO VOZDUKHA- CHAST' 2)
- Plant Phenological Anomalies in Germany and their Relation to Air Temperature and NAO
- News //
- Development of an emission factor for ammonia emissions from US swine farms based on field tests and application of a mass balance method
- Studies in ancient technology. Volume V.