Meteorological Applications

Papers
(The H4-Index of Meteorological Applications is 17. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
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A novel early‐warning standardized indicator for drought preparedness and management under multiple climate model projections31
Assessing the weather conditions for urban cyclists by spatially dense measurements with an agent‐based approach29
Predictive skill of North American Multi‐Model Ensemble seasonal forecasts for the climate rainfall over Central Africa27
Projection of future precipitation change using CMIP6 multimodel ensemble based on fusion of multiple machine learning algorithms: A case in Hanjiang River Basin, China26
Multi‐site collaborative forecasting of regional visibility based on spatiotemporal convolutional network25
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Effects of meteorology and human‐mobility on UK's air quality during COVID‐1922
Spatial–temporal variation of daily precipitation in different levels over mainland China during 1960–201922
Signals of change in the Campania region rainfall regime: An analysis of extreme precipitation indices (2002–2021)21
Evaluation of methods of estimating time‐optimal flight routes in a changing climate21
Large‐scale forcing over the homogeneous regions of summer rainfall anomalies in southern Africa19
Diagnostic evaluation of extreme winter rainfall events over the Arabian Peninsula using high‐resolution weather research and forecasting simulations19
Convective‐scale numerical weather prediction and warnings over Lake Victoria: Part II—Can model output support severe weather warning decision‐making?19
Study and application on the optimal quantile forecast of precipitation in an ensemble forecast system19
Past and future drought trends, duration, and frequency in the semi‐arid Urmia Lake Basin under a changing climate17
Preferences for enhanced seasonal weather and climate services among maize farmers in Zimbabwe: A choice experiment analysis17
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