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- The Propagation, Evolution, and Rotation in Linear Storms (PERiLS) Project by Karen A. Kosiba et al.
- The 21 August 2021 Catastrophic Flash Flood at Waverly, Tennessee: Harnessing the Warn-on-Forecast System for Confident Prewarning Messaging of Extreme Rainfall by Patrick C. Burke et al.
- Aerosol Components Derived from Global AERONET Measurements by GRASP: A New Value-Added Aerosol Component Global Dataset and Its Application by Xindan Zhang et al.
- The Changing Morphology of Global Precipitation Systems during the Last Two Decades by Yan Zhang and Kaicun Wang
- AMS Early Career Leadership Academy: From Idea to Reality to Evolution by Maria J. Molina et al.
- Can Expert Prediction Markets Forecast Climate-Related Risks? by Mark Roulston and Kim Kaivanto
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