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Steep momentum gradients play a major role in coastal precipitation
Steep gradients of wind stress and potential temperature enable sustainable nearshore precipitation systems along the western coastal region of Korea, according to Prof. Dong-In Lee, lead scientist at the Group of Environmental Atmospheric Research (GEAR), Pukyong National University.
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Noah-MP captures major hydrological patterns in China
The Noah land surface model with multi-parameterization options (Noah-MP) simulates the major spatiotemporal patterns of hydrological variables in China, a vast country characterized by complex terrain and large river basins across a wide range of climates.
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Has global warming stopped? The tap of incoming energy cannot be turned off
The greenhouse effect caused by CO2 andother GHG gases acts as a “pump”, feeding more and more energy into the Earthsystem. Most of this energy is ultimately stored in the ocean, and the warmingrate of the atmosphere is affected by the air–sea energy transport.
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Plugging the ozone hole has indirectly helped Antarctic sea ice to increase
A new study demonstrates that the recovery of the Antarctic Ozone Hole causes decreases in clouds over Southern Hemisphere (SH) high latitudes and increases in clouds over the SH extratropics. The decrease in clouds leads to a reduction in downward infrared radiation, especially in austral autumn. This results in cooling of the Southern Ocean surface and increasing Antarctic sea ice.
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Weathering Antarctic storms – weather balloon data boost forecasting skill
Sparse observational data is a problem for predicting Antarctic storms. Researchers show that weather balloon data can help to predict Antarctic storms
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