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2023
Herman, Rebecca Jean, Biasutti, Michela, et al.
Drivers of low-frequency Sahel precipitation variability: comparing CMIP5 and CMIP6 ensemble means with observations
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2022
Koshiro, Tsuyoshi, Kawai, Hideaki, et al.
Estimated cloud-top entrainment index explains positive low-cloud-cover feedback
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2021
Nicholls, Zebedee, Lewis, Jared, et al.
Regionally aggregated, stitched and de‐drifted CMIP‐climate data, processed with netCDF‐SCM v2.0.0
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2020
Zhang, C., Xie, S., et al.
The ARM Data-Oriented Metrics and Diagnostics Package for Climate Models: A New Tool for Evaluating Climate Models with Field Data
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2020
Grise, Kevin M., Davis, Sean M.
Hadley cell expansion in CMIP6 models
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2019
Po‐Chedley, Stephen, Zelinka, Mark D., et al.
Climatology Explains Intermodel Spread in Tropical Upper Tropospheric Cloud and Relative Humidity Response to Greenhouse Warming
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2018
Ferguson, C. R., Pan, M., et al.
The Effect of Global Warming on Future Water Availability: CMIP5 Synthesis
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2018
Koshiro, Tsuyoshi, Shiotani, Masato, et al.
Evaluation of Relationships between Subtropical Marine Low Stratiform Cloudiness and Estimated Inversion Strength in CMIP5 Models Using the Satellite Simulator Package COSP
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2016
Terai, C. R., Klein, S. A., et al.
Constraining the low-cloud optical depth feedback at middle and high latitudes using satellite observations
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2016
Salzmann, M.
Global warming without global mean precipitation increase?
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2015
Kamae Y., Ogura T., et al.
Robust cloud feedback over tropical land in a warming climate
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2015
Melet A. V., Meyssignac B.
Explaining the Spread in Global Mean Thermosteric Sea Level Rise in CMIP5 Climate Models
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2015
Melet A. V., Meyssignac B.
Explaining the Spread in Global Mean Thermosteric Sea Level Rise in CMIP5 Climate Models
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2015
Lin J., Qian T., et al.
Is the tropical atmosphere in convective quasi-equilibrium?
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2015
Drijfhout S., Bathiany S., et al.
Catalogue of abrupt shifts in Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change climate models
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2015
Drijfhout S., Bathiany S., et al.
Catalogue of abrupt shifts in Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change climate models
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2015
Ferraro A. J., Lambert F. H., et al.
Physical Mechanisms of Tropical Climate Feedbacks Investigated using Temperature and Moisture Trends
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2015
Boisier J., Rondanelli R., et al.
Anthropogenic and natural contributions to the Southeast Pacific precipitation decline and recent megadrought in central Chile
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2015
Fueglistaler S., Radley C., et al.
The distribution of precipitation and the spread in tropical upper tropospheric temperature trends in CMIP5/AMIP simulations
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2015
Wang H., Su W.
The ENSO Effects on Tropical Clouds and Top-of-Atmosphere Cloud Radiative Effects in CMIP5 Models
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2015
Fueglistaler S., Radley C., et al.
The distribution of precipitation and the spread in tropical upper tropospheric temperature trends in CMIP5/AMIP simulations
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2015
van Oldenborgh G., Haarsma R. J., et al.
Cold extremes in North America vs. mild weather in Europe: the winter 2013/2014 in the context of a warming world
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2015
Evan A. T., Flamant C., et al.
Water Vapor%u2013Forced Greenhouse Warming over the Sahara Desert and the Recent Recovery from the Sahelian Drought
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2015
Wright D. B., Knutson T. R., et al.
Regional climate model projections of rainfall from U.S. landfalling tropical cyclones
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2015
Chan D., Wu Q.
Attributing Observed SST Trends and Sub-Continental Land Warming to Anthropogenic Forcing during 1979-2005
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2015
Nasrollahi N., AghaKouchak A., et al.
How Well Do CMIP5 Climate Simulations Replicate Historical Trends and Patterns of Meteorological Droughts?
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2015
Cheng L., AghaKouchak A., et al.
Non-stationary Return Levels of CMIP5 Multi-Model Temperature Extremes
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2015
Paek H., Yu J., et al.
A Source of AGCM Bias in Simulating the Western Pacific Subtropical High: Different Sensitivities to the Two Types of ENSO
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2015
Wild M., Folini D., et al.
The energy balance over land and oceans: An assessment based on direct observations and CMIP5 climate models
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2015
Qu X., Hall A., et al.
The strength of the tropical inversion and its response to climate change in 18 CMIP5 models
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2015
Schwalm C. R., Williams C. A., et al.
Reduction in carbon uptake during turn of the century drought in western North America
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2015
Jiang J. H., Su H., et al.
Evaluating the diurnal cycle of upper tropospheric ice clouds in climate models using SMILES observations
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2015
Steinman B. A., Mann M. E., et al.
Atlantic and Pacific multidecadal oscillations and Northern Hemisphere temperatures
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2015
English J. M., Gettelman A., et al.
Arctic Radiative Fluxes: Present-Day Biases and Future Projections in CMIP5 Models
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2015
Bolin D., Guttorp P., et al.
Statistical prediction of global sea level from global temperature
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2015
Plotka H.
Physics of changes in synoptic midlatitude temperature variability
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2015
Haughton N., Abramowitz G., et al.
Weighting climate model ensembles for mean and variance estimates
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2015
Abramowitz G., Bishop C. H.
Climate Model Dependence and the Ensemble Dependence Transformation of CMIP Projections
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2015
Dowdy A. J., Grose M. R., et al.
Rainfall in Australia%u2019s eastern seaboard: a review of confidence in projections based on observations and physical processes
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2015
Fläschner D., Mauritsen T., et al.
Understanding the inter-model spread in global-mean hydrological sensitivity
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2015
Fläschner D., Mauritsen T., et al.
Understanding the inter-model spread in global-mean hydrological sensitivity
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2015
Kamae Y., Ogura T., et al.
Robust cloud feedback over tropical land in a warming climate
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2015
Melet A. V., Meyssignac B.
Explaining the Spread in Global Mean Thermosteric Sea Level Rise in CMIP5 Climate Models
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2014
Medeiros B., Stevens B., et al.
Using aquaplanets to understand the robust responses of comprehensive climate models to forcing
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2014
Ceppi P., Zelinka M. D., et al.
The response of the Southern Hemispheric eddy-driven jet to future changes in shortwave radiation in CMIP5
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2014
Ma Q., Wang K., et al.
Evaluations of Atmospheric Downward Longwave Radiation from 44 Coupled General Circulation Models of CMIP5
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2014
Wang K.
Measurement Biases Explain Discrepancies between the Observed and Simulated Decadal Variability of Surface Incident Solar Radiation
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2014
Chadwick R. S., Good P., et al.
Surface warming patterns drive tropical rainfall pattern responses to CO2 forcing on all timescales
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2014
Kamae Y., Watanabe M., et al.
Summertime land-sea thermal contrast and atmospheric circulation over East Asia in a warming climate-Part II: Importance of CO2-induced continental warming
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2014
Sherwood S. C., Bony S., et al.
Spread in model climate sensitivity traced to atmospheric convective mixing
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2014
Wang F., Yang S., et al.
Radiation budget biases in AMIP5 models over the East Asian monsoon region
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2014
Ramesh K. V.
Assessing reliability of regional climate projections: the case of Indian monsoon
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2014
Lutz A. F., Immerzeel W. W., et al.
Consistent increase in High Asia%u2019s runoff due to increasing glacier melt and precipitation
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2014
Feng X., Tsimplis M. N., et al.
Changes in significant and maximum wave heights in the Norwegian Sea
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2014
Mitchell D. M., Misios S., et al.
Solar Signals in CMIP-5 Simulations: The Stratospheric Pathway
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2014
Laeppe T.
Global and regional variability in marine surface temperatures
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2014
Meehl G. A., co-authors a.
Decadal Climate Prediction: An Update from the Trenches
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2014
England M. H., co-authors a.
Recent intensification of wind-driven circulation in the Pacific and the ongoing warming hiatus
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2014
Wuebbles D., co-authors a.
CMIP5 climate model analyses: Climate extremes in the United States
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2014
Meehl G. A., Teng H.
CMIP5 multi-model initialized decadal hindcasts for the mid-1970s shift and early-2000s hiatus and predictions for 2016-2035
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2014
Richter I., Xie S., et al.
Equatorial Atlantic variability and its relation to mean state biases in CMIP5
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2014
Elguindi N., Grundstein A., et al.
Assessment of CMIP5 global model simulations and climate change projections for the 21 st century using a modified Thornthwaite climate classification
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2014
Bodas-Salcedo A., Williams K. D., et al.
Origins of the solar radiation biases over the Southern Ocean in CFMIP2 models
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2014
Dolinar E. K., Dong X., et al.
Evaluation of CMIP5 Simulated Clouds and TOA Radiation Budgets Using NASA Satellite Observations
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2014
Marcos M., Amores A.
Quantifying anthropogenic and natural contributions to thermosteric sea level rise
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2014
Van den Hurk B. J., Van Oldenborgh G. J., et al.
Drivers of mean climate change around the Netherlands derived from CMIP5
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2014
Hao Z., AghaKouchak A., et al.
Changes in Concurrent Monthly Precipitation and Temperature Extremes
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2014
Sandeep S., Ajayamohan R.
Poleward shift in Indian summer monsoon low level jetstream under global warming
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2014
Dwyer J. G., Biasutti M., et al.
The Effect of greenhouse gas-induced changes in SST on the annual cycle of zonal mean tropical precipitation
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2014
Guttorp P., Bolin D., et al.
Assessing the uncertainty in projecting local mean sea level from global temperature
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2014
Noda A. T., Satoh M.
Intermodel variances of subtropical stratocumulus environments simulated in CMIP5 models
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2014
Young P. J., Davis S. M., et al.
Modeling the climate impact of Southern Hemisphere ozone depletion: The importance of the ozone dataset
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2014
Wan H., Zhang X., et al.
Attributing northern high-latitude precipitation change over the period 1966%u20132005 to human influence
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2014
Sun Y., Zhang X., et al.
Rapid increase in the risk of extreme summer heat in Eastern China
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2014
Wang C., Zhang L., et al.
A global perspective on CMIP5 climate model biases
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2014
Lebsock M. D., Su H.
Application of Active Spaceborne Remote Sensing for Understanding Biases Between Passive Cloud Water Path Retrievals
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2014
Grise K. M., Polvani L. M.
The response of midlatitude jets to increased CO2: Distinguishing the roles of sea surface temperature and direct radiative forcing
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2014
Bintanja R., Selten F.
Future increases in Arctic precipitation linked to local evaporation and sea ice retreat
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2014
Wu Q., Zhang J., et al.
Interannual Variability and Long-Term Changes of Atmospheric Circulation over the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas
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2014
Ohba M., Tsutsui J., et al.
Statistical parameterization expressing ENSO variability and reversibility in response to CO2 concentration changes
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2013
Roehrig R., Bouniol D., et al.
The present and future of the West African monsoon: a process-oriented assessment of CMIP5 simulations along the AMMA transect.
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2013
Zappa G., Shaffrey L. C., et al.
The ability of CMIP5 models to simulate North Atlantic extratropical cyclones
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2013
Wild M., Folini D., et al.
The global energy balance from a surface perspective
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2013
Klein S. A., Zhang Y., et al.
Are climate model simulations of clouds improving? An evaluation using the ISCCP simulator
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2013
Gonzalez P. L., Polvani L., et al.
Stratospheric ozone depletion: a key driver of recent precipitation trends in South Eastern South America
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2013
Zhang X., Wan H., et al.
Attributing intensification of precipitation extremes to human influence
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2013
Collins M., AchutaRao K., et al.
CORRESPONDENCE: Observational challenges in evaluating climate models
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2013
Lohmann G., Pfeiffer M., et al.
A model-data comparison of the Holocene global sea surface temperature evolution
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2013
Young P. J., Bulter A. H., et al.
Agreement in late twentieth century Southern Hemisphere stratospheric temperature trends in observations and CCMVal-2, CMIP3, and CMIP5 models
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2013
Marvel K., Bonfils C.
Identifying external influences on global precipitation
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2013
Eyring V., Arblaster J. M., et al.
Long-term ozone changes and associated climate impacts in CMIP5 simulations
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2013
Hu y., Tao L.
Poleward Expansion of the Hadley Circulation in CMIP5 Simulations
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2013
Friedman A. R., Hwang Y., et al.
Interhemispheric temperature asymmetry over the 20th century and in future projections
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2013
Orlowsky B., Seneviratne S. I.
Elusive drought: uncertainty in observed trends and short- and long-term CMIP5 projections
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2013
Huntingford C., Jones P. D., et al.
No increase in global temperature variability despite changing regional patterns
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2013
Mitchell D. M., Thorne P. W., et al.
Revisiting the controversial issue of tropical tropospheric temperature trends
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2013
Smith I. N., Syktus J., et al.
Squeezing information from regional climate change projections - results from a synthesis of CMIP5 results for south-east Queensland, Australia.
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2013
Dunstone N. J., Smith D. M., et al.
Anthropogenic aerosol forcing of Atlantic tropical storms
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2013
Lutz A. F., Immerzeel W. W., et al.
Comparison of climate change signals in CMIP3 and CMIP5 multi-model ensembles and implications for Central Asian glaciers
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2013
Smith I. N., Syktus J., et al.
The relative performance of Australian CMIP5 models based on rainfall and ENSO metrics
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