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1.
Changes in the approximation of snow by climate models over typical vegetation in the Northern Hemisphere
(2023-01-13)
2.
Kilometer-scale modeling better reflects the relationship between land and precipitation
(2022-12-06)
3.
How well do state-of-the-art climate models simulate sea level?
(2022-11-19)
4.
Long-term memory in temperature series: the “forgetfulness” of state-of-the-art climate models in equatorial and coastal regions
(2022-11-09)
5.
Team publishes review of research achievements related to the study of extreme heat temperatures
(2022-11-08)
6.
Where does the energy of North Atlantic Tropical cyclones come from?
(2022-10-19)
7.
Scientists reveal the different effects on storm tracks between the upper- and lower-level eddy growth over the North Pacific
(2022-09-23)
8.
Haze pollution levels exhibit short-term seesaw behavior over North China Plain
(2022-09-21)
9.
Scientists find complex terrain aggravates haze formation and its meteorological feedback
(2022-09-07)
10.
Extreme flash droughts will continue into the future
(2022-09-05)
11.
The formation of a super strong Mongolian cyclone and its contributing factors
(2022-08-11)
12.
Call for papers: Machine Learning Applications for Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
(2022-07-21)
13.
Frequent Occurrence of Climate Extremes in the Three Gorges Region in 2021
(2022-07-07)
14.
A well simulation of heatwave frequency variation by a machine-learning model
(2022-07-04)
15.
A new 3D observation network for boundary layer meteorology over the Tibetan Plateau
(2022-06-17)
16.
Climate scientists say expected ocean changes require planning for many generations ahead
(2022-06-09)
17.
Thunderstorm activity in the tropics may drive freezing cold-events below -30°C in Northeast China
(2022-06-07)
18.
Discovery of a tripole winter precipitation change pattern around the Tibetan Plateau in the late 1990s
(2022-05-31)
19.
The state of China's climate in 2021: A new temperature high and abnormal precipitation
(2022-05-19)
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Environmental helicity may affect the outer-core size of tropical cyclones
(2022-04-26)
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