The cooling of light rains in a warming world

Graeme L. Stephens ()
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Graeme L. Stephens: California Institute of Technology

Nature Climate Change, 2021, vol. 11, issue 6, 468-470

Abstract: Recent changes to how clouds are represented in global models, especially over the Southern Ocean, resulted in increased climate warming. Correcting rain processes in a model shows improved cloud representation but leads to a greatly enhanced negative feedback, offsetting documented increases in model climate sensitivity.

Date: 2021
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