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Here we provide lists of heat wave days in the Brisbane region (Australia) that are strongly diabatic, weakly diabatic, and the remaining days. The exact methodology to derive those dates is described in the study "Two Pathways to Subtropical Heat Waves: the Brisbane Region of Australia as an Example".

All trajectory data used for the analysis are stored in the file trajectories.tar.gz

Issued: 2018-08-15

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ACN 633 798 857