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      Enables AI assistants to query historical weather and climate normals for any land location using 1 km grids from 1961 to today, including daily, monthly, and annual values, trends, and CSV or GeoTIFF downloads.
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      Enables querying and comparing operational numerical weather models, including global and regional, deterministic and ensemble, physics-based and AI forecasts, with a unified API.
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      Gives MCP clients access to 35 years of bias-corrected daily weather records for five Gilgit-Baltistan stations, with tools for daily values, long-term trends, cross-station comparison and rainfall thresholds. It also produces a live 1-16 day flash-flood screening outlook scored against each valley's own history, while flagging data break caveats that could mislead trend analysis.
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      MCP server for NASA POWER climate data, offering a climatology tool to retrieve long-term monthly averages for any coordinate. Supports natural language queries through the Pipeworx gateway.
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      Enables search and retrieval of calibrated SWAT+ watershed models, national groundwater lithology and PFAS inventories, plus API-key-secured ordering and downloading of custom watershed models.
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      Enables searching and browsing the Copernicus Climate Data Store catalogue and submitting retrieval jobs for climate datasets such as ERA5, CMIP6, and CORDEX projections.
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