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17. Circulation dampened heat extremes intensification over the Midwest USA and amplified over Western Europe J. Singh et al.
18. Teleconnection from Arctic warming suppresses long-term warming in central Eurasia H. Gong et al.
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25. A hybrid statistical-dynamical method to translate past extreme temperature days into the future climate J. Boé et al.
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28. Revisiting the August 2022 extreme heatwave over the middle Yangtze River H. Feng et al.
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