Warming shrivels future snowstorms

Martin A. Baxter ()
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Martin A. Baxter: Central Michigan University

Nature Climate Change, 2020, vol. 10, issue 6, 494-495

Abstract: The influence of the changing climate on individual snowstorms has been uncertain, in part due to the use of coarse model simulations. Now, research employing more detailed simulations finds fewer and smaller snowstorms as a result of warming, with a reduction in the amount and extent of extreme snowfall.

Date: 2020
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