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107. The 19 January 2013 windstorm over the North Atlantic: large-scale dynamics and impacts on Iberia M. Liberato
108. Coupled effects of wind‐storms and drought on tree mortality across 115 forest stands from the Western Alps and the Jura mountains K. Csilléry et al.
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118. Factors of perceived threat regarding severe storm events: Results of a vignette study in four European countries S. Hahm et al.
119. Future Changes of European Windstorm Losses in EURO-CORDEX Simulations I. Alifdini et al.
120. Assessment of the effects of acid‐coated ice nuclei on the Arctic cloud microstructure, atmospheric dehydration, radiation and temperature during winter E. Girard et al.
121. Cyclones, windstorms and the IMILAST project T. Hewson & U. Neu
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125. Windstorm of the eighteenth century in the Czech Lands: course, extent, impacts R. Brázdil et al.
126. Post-disturbance recovery of forest carbon in a temperate forest landscape under climate change L. Dobor et al.
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129. A 10-year climatology of cold-season narrow cold-frontal rainbands in Germany C. Gatzen
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131. Dynamics of sting‐jet storm Egon over continental Europe: Impact of surface properties and model resolution L. Eisenstein et al.
132. Modelling the extreme joint hazard risks of compound wind gusts and precipitation during the summer and winter periods for major cities in Canada S. Latif & T. Ouarda
133. Serial clustering of extratropical cyclones over the North Atlantic and Europe under recent and future climate conditions J. Pinto et al.
134. Seed dispersal capacity of Salix caprea L. assessed by seed trapping and parentage analysis K. Tiebel et al.
135. The Role of Highly-Resolved Gust Speed in Simulations of Storm Damage in Forests at the Landscape Scale: A Case Study from Southwest Germany C. Jung et al.
136. Effects of sudden air pressure changes on hospital admissions for cardiovascular diseases in Prague, 1994–2009 E. Plavcová & J. Kyselý
137. The characteristics and structure of extra-tropical cyclones in a warmer climate V. Sinclair et al.
138. A statistical model to estimate the local vulnerability to severe weather T. Pardowitz
139. Storm Kyrill and the storms of mid-January 2007: Societal and Energy Impacts in Europe A. Kettle
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143. The extraordinary windstorm of 7 December 1868 in the Czech Lands and its central European context R. Brázdil et al.
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150. Fine spatial resolution mapping of soil organic matter quality in a Histosol profile M. Steffens et al.
151. Storm track processes and the opposing influences of climate change T. Shaw et al.
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