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Table of Contents: 2018

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2018
- Article ID 5707819
- Research Article

High-Resolution Climate Simulations in the Tropics with Complex Terrain Employing the CESM/WRF Model

Tomi Afrizal | Chinnawat Surussavadee

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2018
- Article ID 4217917
- Research Article

Five Decadal Trends in Averages and Extremes of Rainfall and Temperature in Sri Lanka

G. Naveendrakumar | Meththika Vithanage | ... | Jayantha Obeysekera

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2018
- Article ID 3639215
- Research Article

Predicting Microbursts in the Northeastern U.S. Using Lightning Flash Rates and Simple Radar Parameters

Stephen M. Jessup | Amanda L. Burke

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2018
- Article ID 2315372
- Research Article

Trend and Abrupt Regime Shift of Temperature Extreme in Northeast China, 1957–2015

Patteson Chula Mwagona | Yunlong Yao | ... | Yiwen Zhang

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2018
- Article ID 2095304
- Research Article

A Step towards Integrating CMORPH Precipitation Estimation with Rain Gauge Measurements

Augusto José Pereira Filho | Felipe Vemado | ... | Cláudio dos Santos Amaral

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2018
- Article ID 4714173
- Research Article

Evaluation and Correction of GPM IMERG Precipitation Products over the Capital Circle in Northeast China at Multiple Spatiotemporal Scales

Wei Sun | Yonghua Sun | ... | Zhitian Deng

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2018
- Article ID 5404123
- Research Article

Historical Spatiotemporal Trends in Snowfall Extremes over the Canadian Domain of the Great Lakes Basin

Janine A. Baijnath-Rodino | Claude R. Duguay

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2018
- Article ID 3024190
- Research Article

Comprehensive Evaluation of GPM-IMERG, CMORPH, and TMPA Precipitation Products with Gauged Rainfall over Mainland China

Guanghua Wei | Haishen Lü | ... | Jianbin Su

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2018
- Article ID 6597186
- Research Article

Spatial Distribution and Temporal Trend of Tropospheric NO₂ over the Wanjiang City Belt of China

Yu Xie | Wei Wang | Qinglong Wang

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2018
- Article ID 9792609
- Research Article

A Semiempirical Method to Estimate Actual Evapotranspiration in Mediterranean Environments

Marta Chiesi | Piero Battista | ... | Fabio Maselli

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2018
- Article ID 3537512
- Research Article

Changes in Different Classes of Precipitation and the Impacts on Sediment Yield in the Hekouzhen-Longmen Region of the Yellow River Basin, China

Suzhen Dang | Xiaoyan Liu | ... | Dan Zhang

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2018
- Article ID 7529043
- Research Article

Overview of Air Pollution Assessment in Northern Europe (Lithuania) by Passive Diffusion Sampling

Steigvilė Byčenkienė | Dalia Jasinevičienė | Donatas Perkauskas

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2018
- Article ID 1849050
- Research Article

Precipitation Concentration in Bangladesh over Different Temporal Periods

Md. Anarul Haque Mondol | Al-Mamun | ... | Dong-Ho Jang

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2018
- Article ID 4851645
- Research Article

Climate Changes and Associated Multiscale Impacts on Watershed Discharge over the Upper Reach of Yarlung Zangbo River Basin, China

Jinping Liu | Wanchang Zhang

Advances in Meteorology -
Special Issue
Volume 2018
- Article ID 9287249
- Research Article

Carbon Exchange between the Atmosphere and a Subtropical Evergreen Mountain Forest in Taiwan

Falk Maneke-Fiegenbaum | Otto Klemm | ... | Jui-Chu Yu

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