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- NOAAGlobalTemp Version 6: An AI-Based Global Surface Temperature Dataset by Xungang Yin et al.
- Westward Displacement of Atmospheric East–West Circulation Ameliorated Drought-Induced Conditions in Australia and India during the Major 2023–24 and 1997–98 El Niño Events by Rob J. Allan and Roger C. Stone
- Extinguishing the Fiery Skies: The History and Modern Prospects of Lightning Suppression within Thunderstorms by Phillip M. Stepanian and Earle R. Williams
- Dust, Convection, Winds, and Waves: The 2022 NASA CPEX-CV Campaign by Edward P. Nowottnick et al.
- World Meteorological Organization (WMO)-Accredited Infrastructure to Support Operational Climate Prediction by Arun Kumar et al.
- National Weather Service (NWS) Forecasters’ Perceptions of AI/ML and Its Use in Operational Forecasting by Christopher D. Wirz et al.
- Weather as Fuel—The Wicked Problem of Renewable Energy by Keith L. Seitter
- Understanding Stratosphere–Troposphere Interactions and Forecast Challenges of Monsoon Weather Extremes by Suvarna Fadnavis et al.
- The Rise of AI for Earth Science: A Call for Deeper Scientific Deliberation—Insights from the Climate, Weather, and Water Forum 2024 by Lun Dai et al.
- The Summer Heatwave 2022 over Western Europe: An Attribution to Anthropogenic Climate Change by Frauke Feser et al.
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