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Research Highlights Topic: Climate Change

Zonally averaged multi-model average shortwave low cloud feedbacks
Latest Earth System Models predict more global warming than their predecessors
Multi-model mean evolution of the Hadley cell edge (defined by streamfunction at 500 hPa) in the 1 percent CO2 increase simulations. Copyright AGU.
Swiftly shifting southward: CO2-forced tropical widening is larger in the Southern Hemisphere
Schematic representation of proposed dynamical mechanisms in summer
The influence of Arctic amplification on mid-latitude summer circulation
linear model accounting for changes in drying ratio and mean source distance
Global patterns of evaporation and precipitation leave a traceable isotopic fingerprint
The Observational Large Ensemble (Obs-LE) can be used to assess the relative roles of internal variability and anthropogenic influence on 50-year trends in (a-b) temperature and (c-d) precipitation over land.
Developing Observational Large Ensembles for climate variability
trends in the latitude of the (left) Northern Hemisphere and (right) Southern Hemisphere tropical edg
Can models capture the seasonality of the recent expansion of the tropics?
Hurricane Harvey and Louisiana flood
Extreme event deja vu: Hurricane Harvey (2017) and Louisiana flood (2016)
sensible heat and evaporation fluxes in the Arctic Ocean
Arctic sea ice reductions influence air-sea energy exchanges
Future heat wave regions in the US
Emergence of a climate signal in US heat waves
monthly-mean analysis of oxygen isotopes in precipitation and gross primary productivity
Ice-core evidence for southward shifts of tropical rainfall in response to iceberg discharge during the last glacial period
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