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期刊名:Npj climate and atmospheric science

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ISSN:2397-3722

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IF/分区:9.6/Q1

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L S Basso,C Rödenbeck,V Brovkin et al. L S Basso et al.
The Arctic-Boreal region is vulnerable to rapid climate change. Thawing of the permafrost and extended warm periods are expected to turn the region into a hotspot of enhanced CH4 emissions. We estimated CH4 fluxes by assimilating atmospheri...
Hannah C Frostenberg,Montserrat Costa-Surós,Paraskevi Georgakaki et al. Hannah C Frostenberg et al.
The balance between liquid and ice in clouds remains a major challenge in climate modeling, largely due to uncertainties in ice-related processes. We investigate the relative importance of four microphysical processes-primary ice nucleation...
Dimitrios Bousiotis,Dylan S Sanghera,Jenny Carrington et al. Dimitrios Bousiotis et al.
Indoor air quality (IAQ) is increasingly recognised as one of the most important aspects for public health, workplace safety and productivity. While indoor and outdoor factors both influence indoor pollutant levels, human presence and activ...
Maximilien Bolot,Rémy Roca,Thomas Fiolleau et al. Maximilien Bolot et al.
According to the scientific consensus, tropical convection must decrease with global warming. This decrease is manifested by a decrease of the mass transported in the upward branch of the atmospheric overturning circulation - the convective...
Rachindra Mawalagedara,Arnob Ray,Puja Das et al. Rachindra Mawalagedara et al.
Internal climate variability (ICV) remains a major source of uncertainty in climate projections, complicating impact assessments across critical sectors, especially at stakeholder-relevant scales. Given that ICV emerges from the nonlinear i...
Joonsuk M Kang,Rhidian Thomas,Nick Dunstone et al. Joonsuk M Kang et al.
Evidence has emerged of a discrepancy in tropical Pacific sea surface temperature (SST) trends over the satellite era, where most coupled climate models struggle to simulate the observed La Niña-like SST trends. Here we highlight wider imp...
Mengxin Pan,Shineng Hu,Benjamin F Zaitchik et al. Mengxin Pan et al.
Previous modeling studies have indicated that Atmospheric rivers (ARs) will become more frequent in the warming climate. However, whether we have experienced more ARs during historical period is less studied. Here, we show that winter AR fr...
Hao Li,Damián Insua-Costa,Akash Koppa et al. Hao Li et al.
Stable and predictable wet-season rainfall is crucial for soybean production in Brazil. However, climate and land-use changes, particularly Amazon deforestation, have increased rainfall variability in the region in recent decades. Here, we ...
Jonathan Schmidt,Luca Schmidt,Felix M Strnad et al. Jonathan Schmidt et al.
Local climate information is crucial for impact assessment and decision-making, yet coarse global climate simulations cannot capture small-scale phenomena. Current statistical downscaling methods infer these phenomena as temporally decouple...
Antje Weisheimer,Tim N Palmer,Nicholas J Leach et al. Antje Weisheimer et al.
While it is widely believed that the intense rainfall in summer 2022 over Pakistan was substantially exacerbated by anthropogenic climate change1,2, climate models struggled to confirm this3,4. Using a high-resolution operational seasonal f...