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Table of Contents: 2013

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
- Volume 2013
- Article ID 632470
- Review Article

Impacts of Two Types of El Niño and La Niña Events on Typhoon Activity

Po-Chun Hsu | Chung-Ru Ho | ... | Nan-Jung Kuo

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
- Volume 2013
- Article ID 281695
- Research Article

Analysis and Forecast of a Tornadic Thunderstorm Using Multiple Doppler Radar Data, 3DVAR, and ARPS Model

Edward Natenberg | Jidong Gao | ... | Frederick H. Carr

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2013
- Article ID 469786
- Research Article

Temporal Variations in Concentrations of Ozone, Nitrogen Dioxide, and Carbon Monoxide at Osijek, Croatia

Elvira Kovač-Andrić | Tatjana Radanović | ... | Nikola Sakač

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2013
- Article ID 341934
- Research Article

Different Multifractal Scaling of the 0 cm Average Ground Surface Temperature of Four Representative Weather Stations over China

Lei Jiang | Xia Zhao | ... | Ziqi Guo

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
- Volume 2013
- Article ID 891260
- Research Article

A Comparison of Southern Hemisphere Cyclone Track Climatology and Interannual Variability in Coarse-Gridded Reanalysis Datasets

Timothy Paul Eichler | Jon Gottschalck

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
- Volume 2013
- Article ID 769270
- Research Article

A WebGIS-Based Information System for Monitoring and Warning of Geological Disasters for Lanzhou City, China

Fang Miao | Qi Yuan

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
- Volume 2013
- Article ID 243456
- Research Article

Impacts of Pond Change on the Regional Sustainability of Water Resources in Taoyuan, Taiwan

Yuei-An Liou | Tai-Sheng Wang | Hai-Po Chan

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2013
- Article ID 235378
- Research Article

Vegetation Activity Trend and Its Relationship with Climate Change in the Three Gorges Area, China

Guifeng Han | Yongchuan Yang | Shuiyu Yan

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
- Volume 2013
- Article ID 461693
- Research Article

La Niña Impacts on Austral Summer Extremely High-Streamflow Events of the Paranaíba River in Brazil

Netrananda Sahu | R.B. Singh | ... | Swadhin K. Behera

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
- Volume 2013
- Article ID 545463
- Research Article

Interannual Variability of Northern Hemisphere Storm Tracks in Coarse-Gridded Datasets

Timothy Paul Eichler | Jon Gottschalck

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2013
- Article ID 175947
- Research Article

ENSO Impacts on Lomas Formation in South Coastal Peru: Implications for the Pliocene?

Timothy Paul Eichler | Ana C. Londoño

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2013
- Article ID 901240
- Research Article

Capabilities of Satellite-Based Precipitation to Estimate the Spatiotemporal Variation of Flood/Drought Class in Poyang Lake Basin

Xianghu Li | Qi Zhang | Xuchun Ye

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
- Volume 2013
- Article ID 492630
- Research Article

South American Climatology and Impacts of El Niño in NCEP’s CFSR Data

Timothy Paul Eichler | Ana C. Londoño

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2013
- Article ID 381630
- Research Article

Spatial and Temporal Variation in PBL Height over the Korean Peninsula in the KMA Operational Regional Model

Seung-Jae Lee | Juwon Lee | ... | Joon Kim

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
- Volume 2013
- Article ID 259052
- Research Article

Prediction of Convective Storms at Convection-Resolving 1 km Resolution over Continental United States with Radar Data Assimilation: An Example Case of 26 May 2008 and Precipitation Forecasts from Spring 2009

Ming Xue | Fanyou Kong | ... | Kelvin K. Droegemeier

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