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Influence of Anthropogenic Climate Change on Planetary Wave
... Here, we build on recent work by developing an observational temperature-based fingerprint for QRA conditions. We examine, both in long-term historical observations and state-of-the-art (“CMIP5”) climate model simulations, the changes over time in the projection of this fingerprint. Our study focuse ...
... Here, we build on recent work by developing an observational temperature-based fingerprint for QRA conditions. We examine, both in long-term historical observations and state-of-the-art (“CMIP5”) climate model simulations, the changes over time in the projection of this fingerprint. Our study focuse ...
... during the climatically hottest times of year in 2001 organisms at mid- to low tidal heights (heights relevant to mussel beds) at most southern sites experienced little or no midday exposure (Fig. 2). Differences between sites were most pronounced at lower tidal heights, suggesting that the patterns ...
Central Coast Climate change snapshot
... Rainfall is fairly uniform across the region but there can be great variability from year to year. There is more rain during summer and autumn, and in areas closer to the coast. Annual rainfall ranges from 1200–1600 mm near the coast to between 800–1200 mm further inland. The region has experienced ...
... Rainfall is fairly uniform across the region but there can be great variability from year to year. There is more rain during summer and autumn, and in areas closer to the coast. Annual rainfall ranges from 1200–1600 mm near the coast to between 800–1200 mm further inland. The region has experienced ...
Global warming and the Arctic: a new world beyond the reach of the
... in the near future will have no analogue in the past several million years – which will mean that these conditions will represent new challenges in terms of evolution and adaptation for Arctic species. A simple Grinnellian niche approach for predicting future species distributions is based on interp ...
... in the near future will have no analogue in the past several million years – which will mean that these conditions will represent new challenges in terms of evolution and adaptation for Arctic species. A simple Grinnellian niche approach for predicting future species distributions is based on interp ...
Recent warming trends inferred from borehole temperature data in
... and shows an increasing trend of about 0.043 °C/yr since then. This trend is stronger than at the Bechar station which points to an average increase of only 0.028 °C/yr from 1957. However, if we consider only the period from 1981, the trend would be of 0.05 °C/yr. Notice, that previous studies in th ...
... and shows an increasing trend of about 0.043 °C/yr since then. This trend is stronger than at the Bechar station which points to an average increase of only 0.028 °C/yr from 1957. However, if we consider only the period from 1981, the trend would be of 0.05 °C/yr. Notice, that previous studies in th ...
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... individual models, see auxiliary material1). The solid white line shows the maximum 50 50 elevation in each grid box. The black triangles show some of the highest mountains in each country along the transect. Thus the area between the white line and the black triangles indicates the highest montan ...
... individual models, see auxiliary material1). The solid white line shows the maximum 50 50 elevation in each grid box. The black triangles show some of the highest mountains in each country along the transect. Thus the area between the white line and the black triangles indicates the highest montan ...
OUR CLIMATE IS STILL CHANGING!
... Doing the right thing! • Many countries, cities, companies and individuals have started efforts to reduce their dependence on carbon-based fuels. The two major efforts include reducing the use of carbon-based fuels and developing alternatives to carbon-based fuels. • Alternatives include energy fro ...
... Doing the right thing! • Many countries, cities, companies and individuals have started efforts to reduce their dependence on carbon-based fuels. The two major efforts include reducing the use of carbon-based fuels and developing alternatives to carbon-based fuels. • Alternatives include energy fro ...
Projected temperature changes along the American cordillera and
... future [Karl et al., 1995]. The goal is to establish for posterity a global climate monitoring network that will provide unequivocal data to assess climate changes. Figure 3 shows the planned GCOS network for the western part of the Americas with the distribution of those stations by latitude and el ...
... future [Karl et al., 1995]. The goal is to establish for posterity a global climate monitoring network that will provide unequivocal data to assess climate changes. Figure 3 shows the planned GCOS network for the western part of the Americas with the distribution of those stations by latitude and el ...
S-RIP Chapter on Stratosphere-Troposphere Coupling: Tentative Author Contributions
... daily data of stratospheric vortex variability (e.g. based on PV), various eddy fluxes throughout the column, tropopause parameters, surface pressure SSWs (definitions, and impact on stratosphere- Zonal mean zonal wind at 10mb; temperature troposphere coupling) anomalies at 10mb; polar cap geopotent ...
... daily data of stratospheric vortex variability (e.g. based on PV), various eddy fluxes throughout the column, tropopause parameters, surface pressure SSWs (definitions, and impact on stratosphere- Zonal mean zonal wind at 10mb; temperature troposphere coupling) anomalies at 10mb; polar cap geopotent ...
The Angry Summer - Investor Group on Climate Change
... contributors to this increase are prolonged periods of reduced rainfall and the increased frequency and intensity of extreme heat (Lucas et al., 2007; Clarke et al., 2012). The FFDI has increased significantly at 16 of 38 weather stations across Australia between 1973 and 2010, with none of the stat ...
... contributors to this increase are prolonged periods of reduced rainfall and the increased frequency and intensity of extreme heat (Lucas et al., 2007; Clarke et al., 2012). The FFDI has increased significantly at 16 of 38 weather stations across Australia between 1973 and 2010, with none of the stat ...
Impact of Climate Change and Climate Variability on
... temperatures and dry spells for El Salvador. However, there are uncertainties in models and scenarios. Crop simulation models predicts that in future climates sorghum and maize yields can decrease up to 20%; and dry bean yield up to 50%. There are opportunities to combat yield losses by adjusting ...
... temperatures and dry spells for El Salvador. However, there are uncertainties in models and scenarios. Crop simulation models predicts that in future climates sorghum and maize yields can decrease up to 20%; and dry bean yield up to 50%. There are opportunities to combat yield losses by adjusting ...
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... period 1979–2004, Arctic Ocean sea ice extent at the end of the melt season (September) declined by 7.7 percent per decade (Stroeve et al. 2005). In September 2005, sea ice in the Arctic reached a record minimum exceeding the pervious record of 2002 (Serreze et al. 2003), more than 14 percent lower ...
... period 1979–2004, Arctic Ocean sea ice extent at the end of the melt season (September) declined by 7.7 percent per decade (Stroeve et al. 2005). In September 2005, sea ice in the Arctic reached a record minimum exceeding the pervious record of 2002 (Serreze et al. 2003), more than 14 percent lower ...
Past, present, and future summer stream temperature in the Lake
... as such, increasing air temperatures driven by global climate change will have significant impacts on the thermal habitats of streams and their fish assemblages. Stream fishes such as brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) and mottled sculpin (Cottus bairdii) that prefer cold water (<19°C) are particul ...
... as such, increasing air temperatures driven by global climate change will have significant impacts on the thermal habitats of streams and their fish assemblages. Stream fishes such as brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) and mottled sculpin (Cottus bairdii) that prefer cold water (<19°C) are particul ...
Slide 1
... “The atmosphere and ocean have warmed, the amounts of snow and ice have diminished, sea level has risen and concentrations of greenhouse gases have increased.” ...
... “The atmosphere and ocean have warmed, the amounts of snow and ice have diminished, sea level has risen and concentrations of greenhouse gases have increased.” ...
PowerPoint **** - UCLA Land Surface Hydrology Research Group
... According to figure (b), future climate influences are greater for historically transient basins, which will shift towards rain dominant basins and experience longer summer low flow period, with increase in winter streamflow and significant decrease in summer streamflow, primarily due to reduction i ...
... According to figure (b), future climate influences are greater for historically transient basins, which will shift towards rain dominant basins and experience longer summer low flow period, with increase in winter streamflow and significant decrease in summer streamflow, primarily due to reduction i ...
Attributing mortality from extreme temperatures to climate change in
... heat would not have occurred without climate change5 . All temperature-related mortality is potentially preventable, making mortality during extreme temperature events a public health concern. Extreme heat is well recognized to adversely affect human health and performance, with potentially fatal co ...
... heat would not have occurred without climate change5 . All temperature-related mortality is potentially preventable, making mortality during extreme temperature events a public health concern. Extreme heat is well recognized to adversely affect human health and performance, with potentially fatal co ...
Different characteristics of cold day and cold surge frequency over
... when affects of cold days and cold surges are dominant. 2.2. Definitions of Cold Day and Cold Surge [12] The cold days and cold surges in observation are defined using the SAT at stations. To exclude small‐scale cold extremes caused by local effects such as radiative cooling, which can affect a sing ...
... when affects of cold days and cold surges are dominant. 2.2. Definitions of Cold Day and Cold Surge [12] The cold days and cold surges in observation are defined using the SAT at stations. To exclude small‐scale cold extremes caused by local effects such as radiative cooling, which can affect a sing ...
5.8 MB - arcus
... Reduction in cold deciduous forest in Siberia But models misrepresent forest in Labrador, Siberia Kaplan (2001), Kaplan et al. (in prep). ...
... Reduction in cold deciduous forest in Siberia But models misrepresent forest in Labrador, Siberia Kaplan (2001), Kaplan et al. (in prep). ...
Enhancing the Resilience of Manitoba`s Winter Roads System
... development, and the provision of infrastructure and essential goods, they are of fundamental importance to remote northern Manitoba communities.” Manitoba’s changing climate threatens the integrity and safety of its winter roads. Milder winter temperatures and fluctuating ice and water levels in ri ...
... development, and the provision of infrastructure and essential goods, they are of fundamental importance to remote northern Manitoba communities.” Manitoba’s changing climate threatens the integrity and safety of its winter roads. Milder winter temperatures and fluctuating ice and water levels in ri ...
Attribution of Extreme Weather Events in the Context of Climate
... Climate Change and Extreme Events • Observed frequency, intensity, and duration of some extreme weather events have been changing as the climate system has warmed • Strong interest from public and media in the connection between climate change and extreme events IPCC, 2012 ...
... Climate Change and Extreme Events • Observed frequency, intensity, and duration of some extreme weather events have been changing as the climate system has warmed • Strong interest from public and media in the connection between climate change and extreme events IPCC, 2012 ...
Effects of Global Warming on Precipitable Water Vapor Above Sub
... Global warming over the last century is an established fact. Ground-based temperatures averaged over the year and averaged over the earth have increased by about 0.6 C. Relating this measured increase in global temperature to increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is somewhat conjectur ...
... Global warming over the last century is an established fact. Ground-based temperatures averaged over the year and averaged over the earth have increased by about 0.6 C. Relating this measured increase in global temperature to increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is somewhat conjectur ...
cambodia climate change vulnerability profile
... events. This could include the use of specific varieties to mitigate the impact of flooding and extreme heat, as well as the shifting of cropping calendars to avoid harvest during periods of high rainfall. Improving soil fertility and soil management of both cash and subsistence systems such as im ...
... events. This could include the use of specific varieties to mitigate the impact of flooding and extreme heat, as well as the shifting of cropping calendars to avoid harvest during periods of high rainfall. Improving soil fertility and soil management of both cash and subsistence systems such as im ...
WMO Statement on the State of the Global Climate in
... Globally averaged sea-surface temperatures were also the warmest on record; global sea levels continued to rise; and Arctic sea-ice extent was well below average for most of the year. The powerful 2015/2016 El Niño played an important role in the year’s climate and confirmed that, when natural varia ...
... Globally averaged sea-surface temperatures were also the warmest on record; global sea levels continued to rise; and Arctic sea-ice extent was well below average for most of the year. The powerful 2015/2016 El Niño played an important role in the year’s climate and confirmed that, when natural varia ...
Understanding By Design Unit Template for
... An Engage Lesson What is the difference between “Weather” and “Climate”? *Pose the question and allow for a 5 minute free write *Share ideas and determine those that many agree and those that are questionable. Focus on factors that determine weather and climate and the tools we use to measure them. ...
... An Engage Lesson What is the difference between “Weather” and “Climate”? *Pose the question and allow for a 5 minute free write *Share ideas and determine those that many agree and those that are questionable. Focus on factors that determine weather and climate and the tools we use to measure them. ...
No. 329 December 31, 1998 LONG HOT YEAR by Patrick J. Michaels
... Framework Convention on Climate Change was designed to prevent. If there is no "dangerous" interference, there is no need for the convention, or the subsequent Kyoto Protocol, and the IPCC has failed in its mission. The UN General Assembly, more than 10 years ago, directed the IPCC to provide the ba ...
... Framework Convention on Climate Change was designed to prevent. If there is no "dangerous" interference, there is no need for the convention, or the subsequent Kyoto Protocol, and the IPCC has failed in its mission. The UN General Assembly, more than 10 years ago, directed the IPCC to provide the ba ...
Early 2014 North American cold wave
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The 2014 North American cold wave was an extreme weather event extending from January to April 2014, and was also part of an unusually cold winter affecting parts of Canada and the Eastern United States. The event occurred in early 2014 and was caused by a southward shift of the North Polar Vortex. Record low temperatures also extended well into March.On January 2, an Arctic cold front initially associated with a nor'easter tracked across Canada and the United States, resulting in heavy snowfall. Temperatures fell to unprecedented levels, and low temperature records were broken across the United States. Business, school, and road closures were common, as well as mass flight cancellations. Altogether, more than 200 million people were affected, in an area ranging from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean and extending south to include roughly 187 million residents of the Continental United States.