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"Extratropical Persistent Anomalies: Current Trends and Future Projections"

Gary Lackmann

https://www.ucar.edu/live?room=fl21022

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What causes extreme wildfire events?

Janice Coen

FL2-1022 Large Auditorium

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Composite Synoptic-Scale Environments Conducive to North American Polar/Subtropical Jet Superposition Events

Dr. Andrew C. Winters

FL2-1022 Large Auditorium

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Highlights of Field Project OTREC2019

Zeljka Fuchs-Stone

FL2-1022 Large Auditorium

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A multidisciplinary approach to improving prediction and risk communication of eastern Colorado hailstorms (RAL/MMM Joint Seminar)

Samuel Childs

FL2-1001 Small Seminar Room

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