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QBO changes in CMIP6 climate projections

Geophysical Research Letters American Geophysical Union (AGU) (2020)

Authors:

Neal Butchart, Yoshio Kawatani, James A Anstey, Scott M Osprey, Jadwiga H Richter, Tongwen Wu
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Anthropogenic influence on the 2018 summer warm spell in Europe: the impact of different spatio-temporal scales

Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society American Meteorological Society 101:S1 (2020) S41-S46

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Nicholas Leach, S Li, S Sparrow, GJ Van Oldenborgh, FC Lott, A Weisheimer, Allen

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We demonstrate that, in attribution studies, events defined over longer time scales generally produce higher probability ratios due to lower interannual variability, reconciling seemingly inconsistent attribution results of Europe’s 2018 summer heatwaves in reported studies.
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Evaluation of the Quasi‐Biennial Oscillation in global climate models for the SPARC QBO‐initiative

Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society Wiley (2020) qj.3765

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AC Bushell, JA Anstey, N Butchart, Y Kawatani, SM Osprey, JH Richter, F Serva, P Braesicke, C Cagnazzo, C‐C Chen, H‐Y Chun, RR Garcia, LJ Gray, K Hamilton, T Kerzenmacher, Y‐H Kim, F Lott, C McLandress, H Naoe, J Scinocca, AK Smith, TN Stockdale, S Versick, S Watanabe, K Yoshida, S Yukimoto
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Beyond skill scores: exploring sub-seasonal forecast value through a case study of French month-ahead energy prediction

(2020)

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Joshua Dorrington, Isla Finney, Tim Palmer, Antje Weisheimer
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The physics of numerical analysis: a climate modelling case study

Philosophical Transactions A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences Royal Society 378:2166 (2020) 20190058

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The case is made for a much closer synergy between climate science, numerical analysis and computer science. This article is part of a discussion meeting issue 'Numerical algorithms for high-performance computational science'.
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