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- Current climate model simulations overestimate future sea-level rise Tue, 13 Apr 21, 3:00pmThe current climate model simulations, which do not take ocean eddies into account, project that the ocean temperatures around Antarctica are increasing under climate change...
- $10 Million AI Grant to Improve Climate Modelling of Clouds Thu, 25 Mar 21, 4:00amA Team of Scientists plans to use AI to improve climate modelling of sub-grid scale phenomena such as turbulence and clouds. But there is no reason to think an AI will have any more luck than human climate modellers.
- There Are Models And There Are Models Sat, 13 Mar 21, 5:00amGuest Post by Willis Eschenbach I’m 74, and I’ve been programming computers nearly as long as anyone alive. When I was 15, I’d been reading about computers in pulp science…
- Desertification cancelled: Climate Change won’t make the deserts grow Sat, 13 Mar 21, 4:53amAfter ten thousand headlines told us Climate Change would make deserts grow, a new study suggests it won’t. It’s a finding that shocks no one who knew that climate models have no predictive skill with rainfall,...
- Compensation between cloud feedback + ECS and aerosol-cloud forcing in CMIP6 models Wed, 10 Mar 21, 1:00amThe new open-access paper – the senior author of which, Gabriel Vecchi, is a well known professor of geosciences at Princeton University – provides further evidence that high ECS CMIP6 models do not realistically simulate...
- Compensation between cloud feedback + ECS and aerosol-cloud forcing in CMIP6 models Sat, 6 Mar 21, 6:42amBy Nic Lewis An important paper, Wang et al.[1], on the relationships between cloud feedback, climate sensitivity (ECS) and aerosol-cloud interaction in the latest generation of global climate models (CMIP6) has just been...
- Junk Grade Models: Even Short-Term Climate And Weather Modelers Get It All Wrong Sat, 20 Feb 21, 5:00pmReposted from NoTricksZone By P Gosselin on 19. February 2021 Many climate policies are based on scenarios generated by models. Depending what these models churn out, actions and costly regulations get enacted...
- Here comes the new generation of climate models: the future of rainfall in the Alps Sat, 13 Feb 21, 1:00pmNext generation climate models are developed and applied by the CMCC Foundation in several international projects and contexts. Some examples include the study of urban heatwaves and the evolution of rainfall extremes in...
- Climate Model Failure Wed, 3 Feb 21, 9:00amBy Andy May On January 22, 2021, John Christy presented a new online talk to the Irish Climate Science Forum. The talk was arranged by Jim O’Brien. A summary of…
- Meet The Team Shaking Up Climate Models Wed, 27 Jan 21, 1:00amThey have gathered some of the brightest experts from around the world to start to build a new, modern climate model. They hope to corral the vast flow of data from sensors in space, on land, and in the ocean, and enlist...
- Canada is Warming at Only 1/2 the Rate of Climate Model Simulations Sat, 23 Jan 21, 1:00amCanada has huge year-to-year variability in temperatures due to its strong continental climate. So, to examine how observed surface temperature trends compare to climate model simulations, you need many of those simulations,...
- Committed warming and the pattern effect Thu, 21 Jan 21, 1:00amZhou et al.’s estimate of committed warming (future warming with forcing remaining unchanged) follows fairly directly from their estimate of the pattern effect, if one accepts their bases and assumptions. In this article...
- UCI researchers: Climate change will alter the position of the Earth’s tropical rain belt Tue, 19 Jan 21, 5:00pmFuture climate change will cause a regionally uneven shifting of the tropical rain belt – a narrow band of heavy precipitation near the equator – according to researchers at the University of California, Irvine and other...
- The Rational Climate e-Book Tue, 19 Jan 21, 9:00amBy Andy May Patrice Poyet has just published a new 431-page eBook entitled, The Rational Climate e-Book, it is free to download here. Dr. Poyet studied geochemistry, remote sensing, and…
- UW Researchers Find Wildfire Smoke is More Cooling on Climate Than Computer Models Assume Wed, 13 Jan 21, 1:00pmA study of biomass burning aerosols led by University of Wyoming researchers revealed that smoke from wildfires has more of a cooling effect on the atmosphere than computer models assume.