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Atmospheric severe convective events in Russia: Changes observed from different data

Chernokulsky et al., 2022

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10881575733301284185
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Chernokulsky A
Eliseev A
Kozlov F
Korshunova N
Kurgansky M
Mokhov I
Semenov V
Shvets’ N
Shikhov A
Yarinich Y
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Russian Meteorology and Hydrology

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Abstract Changes in the frequency and intensity of atmospheric severe convective events, including heavy rainfall, thunderstorm, hailstorm, squall, and tornado, in the Russian regions during the warm season are analyzed using different independent sources of information …
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