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Tropical Thunderstorm Particles Fall Faster Than Models Predict, Radar Study Reveals
A dual-frequency radar study over Darwin, Australia reveals that mixed-phase particles in tropical thunderstorm cores fall faster than existing relationships...
The Tropics Are Creeping Toward the Mediterranean, and the Region’s Climate Is Shifting With Them
A 43-year analysis of Mediterranean atmospheric data shows the tropical belt expanding poleward at up to 0.27 degrees per decade,...
How Three Stuck Jet Stream Blocks Fueled a Chain of Disasters in 2023
A new analysis shows that the Canadian wildfires, East Asian floods, and European heatwave of May–June 2023 were linked by...
New Look-Up Tables Sharpen the Sizing of Airborne Particles Measured by Optical Counters
A new study provides standardized look-up tables that correct optical particle counter measurements for the composition-dependent errors caused by aerosol...
Global Model at 220-Meter Resolution Wipes Out Phantom Popcorn Rain
Researchers at the University of Tokyo have run the first global large-eddy simulation at 220-meter grid spacing, eliminating the persistent...
Tiny Sun-Watching CubeSat Proves It Can Also Track Earth’s Climate Energy Balance
A CubeSat built to measure solar irradiance matched established CERES climate instruments to within about 1 percent while observing Earth's...
Sinking Air Shapes Arctic Clouds: New Study Tracks Cold Air Outbreaks Over the Fram Strait
Rare aircraft observations and cloud-resolving simulations of an Arctic cold air outbreak show that mesoscale atmospheric subsidence controls boundary-layer depth,...
Model reveals how disinformation can trigger abrupt collapse of carbon taxes
A new climate-economy model shows that informed democratic majorities can deliver stronger carbon taxes than constrained planners, but disinformation can...
AI Rain Forecasts Get the Size of Uncertainty Right but Not the Place
A new Belgian study finds that the generative AI model LDCast and the classical STEPS system both estimate the size...
Soot’s Light-Bending Secret: Why the Optical Model You Choose Changes the Answer
A simulation chamber study finds that soot's complex refractive index depends strongly on whether Mie or RDG-FA optical theory is...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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