Abstract: In recent years, two alarming trends in North Atlantic climate have been noted: an increase in the intensity and frequency of Atlantic hurricanes and a rapid decrease in Greenland ice sheet volume. Both of these phenomena ...

Abstract: hanges of the Asian summer monsoon in response to anthropogenic forcing are examined using observations and phase 5 of the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP5) multimodel, multirealization ensemble. In the twentieth ...

Abstract: ossible future changes of North Atlantic hurricane intensity and the attribution of past hurricane intensity changes in the historical period are investigated using phase 5 of the Climate Model Intercomparison Project ...

Abstract: ecent Arctic sea ice changes have important societal and economic impacts and may lead to adverse effects on the Arctic ecosystem, weather, and climate. Understanding the predictability of Arctic sea ice melting is thus ...

Abstract: AbstractThe net surface water budget, precipitation minus evaporation (P ? E), shows a clear seasonal cycle in the U.S. Southwest with a net gain of surface water (positive P ? E) in the cold half of the year (October?March) ...