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December 2025: Southwest Climate Outlook

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December 2025 SW Climate Podcast - We’ve Been Ridged

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Making Connections between Public Health and Climate

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Creating a Community Based Framework to Assess Adaptation Effectiveness

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November 2025: Southwest Climate Outlook

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November 2025 SW Climate Podcast - Pumpkin Spice Weather

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October 2025: Southwest Climate Outlook

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October 2025 SW Climate Podcast - The After Monsoon

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