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Observational evidence for cloud cover enhancement over western European forests

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Figure 1 | Forest cover and summer cloud occurrence. (a,b) Land cover maps for the Landes (a) and Sologne (b) regions
Figure 2 | Temporal and spatial patterns of preferred cloud occurrence over forest. Seasonal (a) and diurnal (b) evolution of mean JJA (indicated by box in a) difference in cloud frequency for Sologne region
Figure 3 | Impact of cyclone Klaus on Landes. (a) Percentage of windthrow following the passage of Klaus on 24 January 2009 (data: IGN).
Figure 4 | Possible pathways of temperate forest impact on convective cloud formation

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