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"and Singapore.[1][2][3] Sumatra" those refs can just go into the relevant sentence(s) of the main body where the same ideas are discussed and evolved.
I think I would put Effects before Frequency, in the main part of the article. Start with "what is a Sumatra squall" then "what does it do" and then "life cycle" and then "how often does this occur".
Are there any lists of "records" of such squalls, in terms of wind speeds, rain, damage, fatalities etc?
I haven't managed to find any statistics summarising any of these... I suppose Meteorological Service Singapore keeps records since Lo and Orton got their data from them, but they definitely aren't publicly available. I've searched keywords in Bahasa Melayu too, and I did find a recent incident in Malaysia that killed a few people. ~
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"Less squalls are" Fewer squalls.
"Madden–Julian oscillation " doesn't have a captial O.
"to a comma echo as " as that's a red link, it could use a footnote to explain what it is. Or better, an article!