The terrestrial water cycle in a warming world

Kaighin A. McColl (), Michael L. Roderick, Alexis Berg and Jacob Scheff
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Kaighin A. McColl: Harvard University
Michael L. Roderick: Australian National University
Alexis Berg: University of Montreal
Jacob Scheff: University of North Carolina Charlotte

Nature Climate Change, 2022, vol. 12, issue 7, 604-606

Abstract: Climate model projections of the terrestrial water cycle are often described using simple empirical models (‘indices’) that can mislead. Instead, we should seek to understand climate model projections using simple physical models.

Date: 2022
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