Author response for "Spatial co‐localisation of extreme weather events: a clear and present danger"

Rosalind J. Dodd; David R. Chadwick; Ian Harris; A. Hines; Dan Hollis; Theo Economou; Dylan Gwynn‐Jones; John Scullion; David A. Robinson; Davey L Jones

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