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95. Characteristics of Convective Parameters Derived from Rawinsonde and ERA5 Data Associated with Hailstorms in Northeastern Romania V. Istrate et al.
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100. Towards instability index development for heavy rainfall events over Egypt and the Eastern Mediterranean M. Morsy et al.
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125. Optimal radii for data of the World Wide Lightning Location Network sampling in climatology of thunderstorm activity M. Permyakov et al.
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