Changes in radiative heating signify changes in the global surface temperature and hydrologic cycle. Here, we develop a conceptual framework using an Energy Balance Model to show that first order changes in the
(1982) examined the correlation betweensdecade-scale global near-surface atmosphericstemperature T and sea-level ~ fluctuations andsobtained ~ = 160T mm/yrswhere T is in °C/yr.sAn an...Wahl, E.W. and Bryson, R.A., 1975. Recent changes in Atlantic surface temperatures. Nature, 254: ...
The changes in globally averaged temperature that have occurred at the Earth’s surface over the past century are similar in size and timing to those 61 by models that take into account the combined influences of human factors and solar variability. To 62 the question of attribution requires ...
Studies of global surface temperature trends provide important information about global climate changes. However, trends in local temperatures, and particularly trends in extreme heat events have a more direct effect on human populations. Extreme hot weather is associated with productivity losses and ...
In our simulations, the global annual lake evaporation increases by 16% by the end of the century, despite little change in incoming solar radiation at the surface. We attribute about half of this projected increase to two effects: periods of ice cover are shorter in a warmer climate and ...
Under an additional 0.5 °C global warming, the projected increases of temperature in warmest day/night and coldest day/night are both more than 0.5 °C across almost the whole China. In Northwest China, Northeast China and the Tibetan Plateau, the projected changes are particularly sensitive to...
We aim to estimate the variability of the temperature in each case. The simulation that corresponds to the base year represents the typical conditions of the region of interest. To study the sensitivity of the WRF model surface temperature due to TSI variations, we used non-dimensional parameters...
The average temperature of the Earth's surface has about major changes in food production conditions increased by about 0.85 C (1.4F) in the last 100 years.and cause a rise in the number of deaths from floods,Thirteen of the fourteen warmest years were recorded storms, heat waves and drough...
All the datasets used in this study are freely available. The observed surface air temperature (tas) is downloaded from CRU (Climate Research Unit) available freely athttps://crudata.uea.ac.uk/cru/data/hrg/cru_ts_4.06/. The CMIP6 Global Climate Models are felly available to download from ...
During this time the global mean surface temperature keeps increasing, due to the transient feature of the simulations. Results based on transient simulations show that mean temperature increases mostly in mid-high latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere under 1.5 °C global warming4,5,6,7. ...