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91. From drought to deluge: Understanding the atmospheric and climatic forces behind the United Arab Emirates' recent flood event F. Fazel-Rastgar et al.
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103. Large-Scale Environments of Successive Atmospheric River Events Leading to Compound Precipitation Extremes in California M. Fish et al.
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110. Mean and extreme precipitation over European river basins better simulated in a 25 km AGCM R. Schiemann et al.
111. Associated influence of moisture sources and catchment drivers on the flood mechanism of a tropical basin R. Choudhary & C. Dhanya
112. Analogy of multiday sequences of atmospheric circulation favoring large rainfall accumulation over the French Alps J. Blanchet et al.
113. The influence of circulation weather patterns at different spatial scales on drought variability in the Iberian Peninsula A. Russo et al.
114. Frequency and seasonality of flash floods in Slovenia T. Trobec
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116. Strategic flood management using collaborative game theory: conjunct application of hydrologic and strategic planning models A. Nasiri Khiavi et al.
117. Large‐scale wind and precipitation extremes in the Mediterranean: dynamical aspects of five selected cyclone events S. Raveh‐Rubin & H. Wernli
118. Climatology of Vb cyclones, physical mechanisms and their impact on extreme precipitation over Central Europe M. Messmer et al.