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Recent increases in summer extreme rainfall over North China pose growing societal risks, yet their long‐term evolution and governing mechanisms remain poorly understood.
Shiya Deng +3 more
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Response of the ice cap Hardangerjøkulen in southern Norway to the 20th and 21st century climates
Glaciers respond to mass balance changes by adjusting their surface elevation and area. These properties in their turn affect the local and area-averaged mass balance.
Giesen, R.H. +5 more
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Study of Transitions in the Atmospheric Boundary Layer Using Explicit Algebraic Turbulence Models
We test a recently developed engineering turbulence model, a so-called explicit algebraic Reynolds-stress (EARS) model, in the context of the atmospheric boundary layer.
Lazeroms, Werner M. J., +18 more
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Internal climate variability and projected future regional steric and dynamic sea level rise
As the global climate becomes warmer, the associated rising sea level could pose significant threats to island and coastal communities. Here the authors show that internal climate variability plays a key role in determining this sea level rise ...
Aixue Hu, Susan C. Bates
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Dimethylsulphide (DMS) is a climatically important component of global biogeochemical cycles, through its role in the sulphur cycle. Changes in ultraviolet radiation (UV) exhibit both positive and negative forcings on the dynamics of production and ...
Todd, M. +13 more
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Sources of uncertainties in modelling black carbon at the global scale [PDF]
Our understanding of the global black carbon (BC) cycle is essentially qualitative due to uncertainties in our knowledge of its properties. This work investigates two source of uncertainties in modelling black carbon: those due to the use of different ...
J. Wilson +20 more
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Estimation of stresses in atmospheric ice during aeolian vibration of power transmission lines [PDF]
Aeolian vibration in bare and iced cable was simulated using the theory of cable vibration. High frequency vibration creates stresses in the cable and consequently in the ice covering that cable, which may result in ice failure and eventually ice ...
Kermani, Majid +5 more
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Extreme high‐temperature events have large socioeconomic and human health impacts. East Asia (EA) is a populous region, and it is crucial to assess the changes in extreme high‐temperature events in this region under different climate change scenarios ...
Donghuan Li +4 more
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Evaluation of reconstructions of snow/ice melt in Greenland by regional atmospheric climate models using laser altimetry data [PDF]
peer reviewedhe surface mass balance (SMB) of the Greenland Ice Sheet critically depend on the intensity of ice/snow melt in its ablation zone, but in‐situ data have been too limited to quantify the error of regional climate models. Here, we use 23 years
Fettweis, Xavier +17 more
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The modern East Asian summer monsoon (EASM) features an extension from tropical to subtropical areas. However, the fundamental process that determines the northward extension of EASM in the geological history remains unclear.
Linqiang He +10 more
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