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*The Extratropical Transition of Tropical Cyclones in a Changing Climate

Gary Lackmann

FL2-1022-Large-Auditorium

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Completing the circle: Engaging external expertise to enrich MMM’s science

Mari Tye

FL2-1022-Large-Auditorium

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On the anomalous counterclockwise turning of the surface wind in the Plains of the U. S. during the warm season and “6 O’Clock Magic”

Howard Bluestein

FL2-1022-Large-Auditorium

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Tropical Cyclone Formation Theories: Toward Convergence

Chris Davis

FL2-1022-Large-Auditorium

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Rotating stratified turbulence as a model for the mesoscale energy cascade: insights and pitfalls

Michael Waite

FL2-1022-Large-Auditorium

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