Weather and Climate Extremes

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ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE
CLIMATE
DEW POINT
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
GLOBAL
HAIL
METEOROLOGICAL DATA
Meteorology
PRECIPITATION
RAINFALL
SNOW
SOLAR RADIATION
SURFACE TEMPERATURE
TEMPERATURE
WIND
WUQG6855M602
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