Midlatitudes unaffected by sea ice loss

John C. Fyfe ()
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Nature Climate Change, 2019, vol. 9, issue 9, 649-650

Abstract: Climate scientists cannot agree on what caused a recent spate of severe winters over North America and Eurasia. Now, a simple yet powerful physics-based approach makes it clear that record-low Arctic sea ice coverage was not the root cause.

Date: 2019
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