Colliding Ice Floes Explain the Strange Drift of Arctic Sea Ice
A UC Riverside-led study shows that collisions between sea ice floes, not exotic forces, explain the Arctic ice's puzzling speeds ...
Tag: climate modeling
New Statistical Method Outperforms Climate Models in Predicting Summer Rainfall Over South China
Researchers at Sun Yat-sen University developed a slow feature analysis-based method that outperformed dynamical and hybrid prediction systems in independent ...
How a Mountain Chain Steers Antarctic Sea Ice: Hidden Drag Mechanism Revealed
A new coupled model study shows that how the Antarctic Peninsula blocks or redirects winds can shift simulated Weddell Sea ...
Winds Are Fading Over the Tibetan Plateau and Climate Models Keep Missing It
A new Climate Dynamics study shows that near-surface winds over the Tibetan Plateau have declined far faster than climate models ...
Seafloor Shapes Alone Can Steer Earth’s Climate, Even Without Continents
A new aquaplanet modeling study shows that realistic seafloor topography alone can sustain major ocean circulation systems and hemispheric climate ...
Sea Ice and Ocean Warming Leave Opposing Fingerprints on the Jet Stream, Model Study Finds
A new modeling study shows that warming sea surface temperatures and Arctic sea ice loss leave opposing fingerprints on the ...
Greening in China and India Reshapes Climate Locally and Across Continents
A new modeling study shows that greening in China cools and moistens its local climate while greening in India warms ...
New Non-Hydrostatic Climate Core Cuts Wind Simulation Bias and Runtime Over the Yellow River Basin
A 50-year RegCM5 simulation over the Yellow River Basin shows that the new Moloch non-hydrostatic core reduces wind speed bias ...
Carbon Majors’ Historical Emissions Will Keep Warming Earth for Centuries
A new PLOS Climate study using SSP scenario simulations shows that historical carbon dioxide emissions from the world's largest oil, ...
Black Carbon Has Become a Far Stronger Warmer Since 1750
New research shows the soot fraction of human black carbon emissions has more than doubled since 1750, making today's black ...
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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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