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Midwestern High Dew Point Events 1960-2000

David Changnon Northern Illinois University
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Mike Sandstrom Northern Illinois University
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Mace Bentley Northern Illinois University
Pages 494-504 | Published online: 15 May 2013

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Jacob Scheff & James Cody Burroughs. (2023) Diverging trends in US summer dewpoint since 1948 . International Journal of Climatology 43:9, pages 4183-4195.
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Paula J. Brown & Arthur T. DeGaetano. (2013) Trends in U.S. Surface Humidity, 1930–2010. Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology 52:1, pages 147-163.
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Paula J. Brown & Arthur T. DeGaetano. (2009) A Method to Detect Inhomogeneities in Historical Dewpoint Temperature Series. Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology 48:11, pages 2362-2376.
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Mace L. Bentley & J. Anthony Stallins. (2007) Synoptic evolution of Midwestern US extreme dew point events. International Journal of Climatology 28:9, pages 1213-1225.
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