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38. The combined effect of extreme heat and COVID-19 on agricultural labor supply in California communities A. Sánchez-Vargas et al.
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87. Relationship between erythema effective UV radiant exposure, total ozone, cloud cover and aerosols in southern England, UK N. Hunter et al.
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89. Assimilation of SMAP Brightness Temperature Observations in the GEOS Land–Atmosphere Data Assimilation System R. Reichle et al.
90. Wind speed enhancement as the primary cause of sand-dust days increase in China over recent years X. Jiang et al.
91. Characterization of Extreme Wet‐Bulb Temperature Events in Southern Pakistan J. Monteiro & R. Caballero
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93. The influence of shape on reservoir stratification under changing climates D. Birt et al.
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96. Tropical Pacific Surface Wind Energy Spectra and Coherence: Basinwide Observations and Their Observing System Implications A. Chiodi & D. Harrison
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99. Exacerbated heat stress induced by urban browning in the Global South H. Du et al.
100. Towards advancing scientific knowledge of climate change impacts on short-duration rainfall extremes H. Fowler et al.