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  1. Explicitly Resolving Lightning and Electrification Processes From the 10–12 April 2019 Thundersnow Outbreak
  2. Electrification Within Wintertime Stratiform Regions Sampled During the 2020/2022 NASA IMPACTS Field Campaign
  3. Lightning forecasting in Bangladesh based on the lightning potential index and the electric potential
  4. Assessment of Storm‐Scale Real Time Assimilation of GOES‐16 GLM Lightning‐Derived Water Vapor Mass on Short Term Precipitation Forecasts During the 2020 Spring Forecast Experiment
  5. Evaluation of an experimental Warn‐on‐Forecast 3DVAR analysis and forecast system on quasi‐real‐time short‐term forecasts of high‐impact weather events
  6. Aerosol effects on electrification and lightning discharges in a multicell thunderstorm simulated by the WRF-ELEC model
  7. Assimilating FY-4A Lightning and Radar Data for Improving Short-Term Forecasts of a High-Impact Convective Event with a Dual-Resolution Hybrid 3DEnVAR Method
  8. Evaluation of the impact of assimilating spaceborne (GLM) total lightning data and radar data on short-term forecasts of convective events in the 3DVAR framework
  9. Aerosol Effects on Electrification and Lightning Discharges in a Multicell Thunderstorm Simulated by the WRF-ELEC Model
  10. Polarimetric Signatures in Landfalling Tropical Cyclones
  11. Assimilation of GOES-R Geostationary Lightning Mapper Flash Extent Density Data in GSI EnKF for the Analysis and Short-Term Forecast of a Mesoscale Convective System
  12. Exploring the Assimilation of GLM-Derived Water Vapor Mass in a Cycled 3DVAR Framework for the Short-Term Forecasts of High-Impact Convective Events
  13. Variational Assimilation of Radar Data and GLM Lightning-Derived Water Vapor for the Short-Term Forecasts of High-Impact Convective Events
  14. Assimilation of Radar Radial Velocity, Reflectivity, and Pseudo–Water Vapor for Convective-Scale NWP in a Variational Framework
  15. Electrified Cloud Areas Observed in the SHV and LDR Radar Modes
  16. Incorporating geostationary lightning data into a radar reflectivity based hydrometeor retrieval method: An observing system simulation experiment
  17. Evolution of GLM-Observed Total Lightning in Hurricane Maria (2017) during the Period of Maximum Intensity
  18. Performance Evaluation of an Explicit Lightning Forecasting System
  19. Relationships between Electrification and Storm-Scale Properties Based on Idealized Simulations of an Intensifying Hurricane-Like Vortex
  20. Improving Lightning and Precipitation Prediction of Severe Convection Using Lightning Data Assimilation With NCAR WRF-RTFDDA
  21. CORRIGENDUM
  22. Evaluation of deep convective transport in storms from different convective regimes during the DC3 field campaign using WRF-Chem with lightning data assimilation
  23. Electrification and Lightning in Idealized Simulations of a Hurricane-Like Vortex Subject to Wind Shear and Sea Surface Temperature Cooling
  24. Assimilation of Flash Extent Data in the Variational Framework at Convection-Allowing Scales: Proof-of-Concept and Evaluation for the Short-Term Forecast of the 24 May 2011 Tornado Outbreak
  25. Present State of Knowledge of Electrification and Lightning within Tropical Cyclones and Their Relationships to Microphysics and Storm Intensity
  26. Explicitly Simulated Electrification and Lightning within a Tropical Cyclone Based on the Environment of Hurricane Isaac (2012)
  27. Impact of Storm-Scale Lightning Data Assimilation on WRF-ARW Precipitation Forecasts during the 2013 Warm Season over the Contiguous United States
  28. Relationships between California rainfall variability and large-scale climate drivers
  29. An Electrical and Polarimetric Analysis of the Overland Reintensification of Tropical Storm Erin (2007)
  30. Relationships between Southeast Australian Temperature Anomalies and Large-Scale Climate Drivers
  31. Evaluation of a Cloud-Scale Lightning Data Assimilation Technique and a 3DVAR Method for the Analysis and Short-Term Forecast of the 29 June 2012 Derecho Event
  32. The Implementation of an Explicit Charging and Discharge Lightning Scheme within the WRF-ARW Model: Benchmark Simulations of a Continental Squall Line, a Tropical Cyclone, and a Winter Storm
  33. Links between Central West Western Australian Rainfall Variability and Large-Scale Climate Drivers
  34. Determining Key Model Parameters of Rapidly Intensifying Hurricane Guillermo (1997) Using the Ensemble Kalman Filter
  35. Application of a Lightning Data Assimilation Technique in the WRF-ARW Model at Cloud-Resolving Scales for the Tornado Outbreak of 24 May 2011
  36. Tropical Oceanic Hot Towers: Need They Be Undilute to Transport Energy from the Boundary Layer to the Upper Troposphere Effectively? An Answer Based on Trajectory Analysis of a Simulation of a TOGA COARE Convective System
  37. Evolution of Eyewall Convective Events as Indicated by Intracloud and Cloud-to-Ground Lightning Activity during the Rapid Intensification of Hurricanes Rita and Katrina
  38. High-Resolution Simulation of the Electrification and Lightning of Hurricane Rita during the Period of Rapid Intensification
  39. Australian east coast rainfall decline related to large scale climate drivers
  40. Microphysics of Maritime Tropical Convective Updrafts at Temperatures from −20° to −60°
  41. The Impact of Horizontal Grid Spacing on the Microphysical and Kinematic Structures of Strong Tropical Cyclones Simulated with the WRF-ARW Model
  42. On How Hot Towers Fuel the Hadley Cell: An Observational and Modeling Study of Line-Organized Convection in the Equatorial Trough from TOGA COARE
  43. Numerical Simulations of the Microphysics and Electrification of the Weakly Electrified 9 February 1993 TOGA COARE Squall Line: Comparisons with Observations
  44. A high-resolution simulation of microphysics and electrification in an idealized hurricane-like vortex
  45. Electrification and Lightning in an Idealized Boundary-Crossing Supercell Simulation of 2 June 1995*