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- Unusually Deep Wintertime Cirrus Clouds Observed over the Alaskan Subarctic
- Report of the proceedings of the Conference on Maritime Meteorology held in London, 1874 : protocols and appendices
- Annuaire de la Société météorologique de France [1855 - Deuxième partie : tableaux météorologiques]
- Aerosol and Clouds - D04201 - Increase of cloud droplet size with aerosol optical depth: An observation and modeling study (D0I 10.1029/2007JD008632)
- Effects of Secular Changes in Frequency of Observations and Observational Errors on Monthly Mean MSLP Summary Statistics Derived from ICOADS
- Spatial variation of PM2.5 chemical species and source-apportioned mass concentrations in New York City
- Review - An introduction to atmospheric thermodynamics
- Sampling errors and bias in satellite-derived fractional cloud cover estimates from exponential and deterministic cloud fields as a consequence of instrument pixel size and number
- Microphysical characteristics within summer and winter clouds in central Alberta
- Response chracteristics of the U.W. sonic anemometer
- VYRKHU TOCHNOSTTA I KRITERIITE ZA ADEKVATNOST NA APRIORNATA INFORMATSIYA PRI VYZSTANOVYAVANE NA VERTIKALNITE TEMPERATURNI PROFILI PO METODA NA STATISTICHESKATA REGULYARIZATSIYA
- ZUR AGRARMETEOROLOGISCHEN RELEVANZ KLIMATISCHER UNTERSCHIEDE
- SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE CLIMATE IN BRITAIN DURING THE 13TH AND 14TH CENTURIES
- POSSIBILITES DE DETERMINER LES PARAMETRES DES MODELES MATHEMATIQUES AU MOYEN DE L ANALYSE DE LA SENSITIVITE
- MULTI-ION COMPLEXES IN THE STRATOSPHERE. IMPLICATIONS FOR TRACE GASES AND AEROSOL
- METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITE DATA
- THE FLORIDA AREA CUMULUS EXPERIMENT : RATIONALE, DESIGN, PROCEDURES, RESULTS, AND FUTURE COURSE
- A roughness sublayer wind profile above a non-uniform surface
- MANOMETRE A AIR LIBRE DE 300 METRES ETABLI A LA TOUR EIFFEL
- THE IMPACT OF NORTHERN ATLANTIC RADIOSONDE DATA ON SHORT-RANGE NUMERICAL WEATHER FORECASTS. RESULTS OF THE IMPACT STUDIES DONE IN THE FRENCH SERVICE