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13 Jul 2007
Towards a systematic climatology of sensitivities of Mediterranean high impact weather: a contribution based on intense cyclones
V. Homar
Meteorology Group, Departament de F\'isica, Universitat de les Illes Balears, Spain
A. Jansà
Centro Meteorológico en Illes Balears, Instituto Nacional de Meteorología, Spain
J. Campins
Centro Meteorológico en Illes Balears, Instituto Nacional de Meteorología, Spain
A. Genovés
Centro Meteorológico en Illes Balears, Instituto Nacional de Meteorología, Spain
C. Ramis
Meteorology Group, Departament de F\'isica, Universitat de les Illes Balears, Spain
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