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2. On the Presence of Tropical Vortices over the Southeast Asian Sea–Maritime Continent Region N. Dang-Quang et al.
3. Tropical cyclogenesis at and near the Equator S. Steenkamp et al.
4. A Dynamical Perspective of the Extreme Rainfall Event Over Eastern Northeast Brazil in May 2022 S. Koseki et al.
5. Investigation of Mesoscale Convective Systems over Indonesian Maritime Continent using Geostationary Meteorological Satellite Y. Norman & N. Trilaksono
6. Interpretation of El Niño–Southern Oscillation‐related precipitation anomalies in north‐western Borneo using isotopic tracers N. Kurita et al.
7. A very unusual precipitation event associated with the 2015 floods in Jakarta: an analysis of the meteorological factors . Siswanto et al.
8. Tropical Synoptic‐Scale Waves Propagating Across the Maritime Continent and Northern Australia Y. Fukutomi
9. Synoptic conditions triggering extreme flood events in Bintan Island in early January 2021 I. Narulita et al.
10. The structure of Borneo vortices and their relationship with cold surges, the Madden–Julian oscillation and equatorial waves J. Crook et al.
11. Transformation-cost time-series method for analyzing irregularly sampled data I. Ozken et al.
12. Influence and variability of monsoon trough and front on rainfall in Thailand S. Tomkratoke & S. Sirisup
13. Analysis of spatial patterns of daily precipitation and wet spell extremes in Southeast Asia P. Mandapaka et al.
14. Climate Based Predictability of Oil Palm Tree Yield in Malaysia P. Oettli et al.
15. Examining the dynamics of a Borneo vortex using a balance approximation tool S. Hardy et al.
16. Application of CHIRPS dataset in the selection of rain-based indices for drought assessments in Johor River Basin, Malaysia Z. Sa'adi et al.
17. The contribution of non‐tropical cyclone vortices to the rainfall of the Philippines L. Olaguera et al.
18. Rapid Climate Links Between High Northern Latitudes and Tropical Southeast Asia Over the Last 40 ka J. Huang et al.
19. Review of Tropical‐Extratropical Teleconnections on Intraseasonal Time Scales C. Stan et al.
20. A swirl-coherent Q-criterion for vortex identification via statistical thresholding K. Kovács & G. Kristóf
21. Atmospheric impacts of local sea surface temperatures versus remote drivers during strong South China Sea winter cold tongue events M. Seow et al.
22. Spatio-temporal assessment of nocturnal surface ozone in Malaysia M. Yusoff et al.
23. Assessment of atmospheric dynamics contributing to extreme rainfall and devastating floods in Bangka Belitung from 8 to 9 February 2016 I. Fathrio et al.
24. Monsoonal precipitation over Peninsular Malaysia in the CMIP6 HighResMIP experiments: the role of model resolution J. Liang et al.
25. Application of relative importance metrics for CMIP6 models selection in projecting basin-scale rainfall over Johor River basin, Malaysia Z. Sa'adi et al.
26. Influence of East Asian cold surges on tropical precipitation over the Maritime continent W. Yang et al.
27. Impact of Background Dynamic and Thermodynamic States on Distinctive Annual Cycle of Near-Equatorial Tropical Cyclogenesis over the Western North Pacific L. Deng & T. Li
28. Intraseasonal convection–circulation coupling in the Northern Hemisphere Tropics: A vorticity‐budget analysis R. Masiwal et al.
29. Borneo Vortices in a warmer climate J. Liang et al.
30. Interactions among Cold Surge, Cross-Equatorial Northerly Surge, and Borneo Vortex in influencing extreme rainfall during Madden–Julian oscillation over the Indonesia Maritime Continent . Trismidianto et al.
31. Indonesian rainfall variability during Western North Pacific and Australian monsoon phase related to convectively coupled equatorial waves I. Pramuwardani et al.
32. Wet and Dry Cold Surges Over the Maritime Continent I. Tan et al.
33. The Contribution of the Mesoscale Convective Complexes (MCCs) to total rainfall over Indonesian Maritime Continent . Trismidianto et al.
34. Western North Pacific tropical cyclones suppress Maritime Continent rainfall X. Li et al.
35. Revealing the Key Drivers Conducive to the “Once‐In‐A‐Century” 2021 Peninsular Malaysia Flood L. Dong et al.
36. Impacts of convectively coupled equatorial waves on rainfall extremes in Java, Indonesia S. Lubis & M. Respati
37. Inter-comparison on the Suitability of Rain-Based Meteorological Drought in Johor River Basin, Malaysia Z. Sa'adi et al.
38. Projected near-term changes in monsoon precipitation over Peninsular Malaysia in the HighResMIP multi-model ensembles J. Liang et al.