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Atmospheric dynamics / Atmosphere of Earth / Oceanography / Atmosphere / Atmospheric thermodynamics / Jet stream / Tropopause / Troposphere / Hadley cell / Wind / Potential vorticity / Extratropical cyclone
Date: 2016-07-29 16:33:35
Atmospheric dynamics
Atmosphere of Earth
Oceanography
Atmosphere
Atmospheric thermodynamics
Jet stream
Tropopause
Troposphere
Hadley cell
Wind
Potential vorticity
Extratropical cyclone

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