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Differentiating Periodic Drivers of Air Quality Changes: A Two‐Step Decomposition Approach Integrating Machine Learning and Wavelet Analysis

  •  5 April 2024

Key Points

  • Drivers of air quality variation can be differentiated and interpreted based on their periodic patterns and powers

  • Yearly recurring winter heating-related activities account for the most significant variation in primary air pollutants in northern Chinese cities

  • The varying power of periodic drivers over time and locations emphasizes the heterogeneity of emission rates and region-specific climates

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Precipitation Characteristics of Easterly Waves Across the Global Tropics

  •  5 April 2024

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  • An objective tracking method for easterly waves reveals more regional variability in associated precipitation than space-time filtering

  • Easterly waves account for at most 30% of total annual precipitation in regions where they commonly occur and 1%–5% over much of the tropics

  • Reanalysis data underestimates the importance and percent contribution of tropical easterly wave precipitation compared to observations

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Improving Earth System Model Selection Methodologies for Projecting Hydroclimatic Change: Case Study in the Pacific Northwest

  •  4 April 2024

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  • A method for evaluation of climate models over the PNW using a combination of global and regional metrics has been developed

  • This allows for a reduced envelope of ESMs for impact applications without significantly affecting the future trend projections

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Does a Scale‐Aware Convective Parameterization Scheme Improve the Simulation of Heavy Rainfall Events?

  •  3 April 2024

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  • We evaluate the impacts of the non-scale-aware and scale-aware convective parameterization scheme (CPS) in the gray-zone using the Weather Research and Forecasting

  • The precipitation forecast performance of CPS depends on the type of heavy rainfall event (HRE) and environmental conditions

  • The scale-aware CPS in the gray-zone can provide more accurate precipitation forecasts regardless of the environmental condition of the HREs

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Corals Reveal Interdecadal Variation of Tropical Cyclones Modulated by Pacific Decadal Oscillation

  •  3 April 2024

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  • The low residual oxygen isotope values of coral strongly respond to tropical cyclones in the South China Sea

  • Excluding temperature, we reconstruct tropical cyclone activities in the South China Sea over the past century using coral oxygen isotopes

  • Pacific Decadal Oscillation modulates tropical cyclones in the South China Sea over the past century

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Challenges in Simulating Prevailing Fog Types Over Urban Region of Delhi

  •  2 April 2024

Key Points

  • Ground-based in-situ and remote sensing measurements can be used to classify the prevailing fog types

  • Model predicts Delhi's radiation fog well, and assimilating fine-gridded soil data may improve onset error further

  • Same model configuration has limitations in simulating non-radiation fog, despite assimilation of fine-gridded soil states

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Inconsistent 3‐D Structures and Sources of Sulfate Ammonium and Nitrate Ammonium Aerosols During Cold Front Episodes

  •  2 April 2024

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  • Uplifted by cold fronts, the temperature-sensitive NH4NO3 forms in the upper BL and dissociates in the lower BL

  • (NH4)2SO4 forms in the whole BL because it is highly thermally stable and impervious to dissociation

  • The differences in thermostability and lifetime result in local sources being dominant for NH4NO3, while upstream sources dominate for (NH4)2SO4

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Long‐Term Variability and Tendencies in Mesosphere and Lower Thermosphere Winds From Meteor Radar Observations Over Esrange (67.9°N, 21.1°E)

  •  2 April 2024

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  • The long-term variabilities in arctic mesosphere and lower thermosphere winds in response to potential climate forcings have been investigated for 1999–2022 over Esrange

  • The variability in U and V significantly correlated with O3 in winter and early spring, and with CO2 in summer based on altitude

  • The interannual variability in U and V is found to vary with altitude and month or season

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The Contrast Precipitation Patterns in Yangtze River Valley Between the Two La Niña Decaying Summers in 2021 and 2022

  •  1 April 2024

Key Points

  • The two La Niña decaying summers in 2021 and 2022 see nearly opposite precipitation patterns in Yangtze River valley

  • Synergistic effect of cold Niño4 region and warm Barents Sea is the essential cause for the extreme summer drought in Yangtze River valley

  • Indian monsoon precipitation plays a relaying role in linking the SST forcing and the Yangtze River valley precipitation via teleconnection

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Deterministic Forecasting and Probabilistic Post‐Processing of Short‐Term Wind Speed Using Statistical Methods

  •  1 April 2024

Key Points

  • Inter-comparison between statistical forecasts reveals the dominant superiority of direct strategy in short-term wind speed forecasting

  • Random Forest and Support Vector Machines utilizing the direct strategy are more skilled than other statistical forecasts and bias-correction of numerical forecasts

  • The statistical ensemble shows a substantial under-dispersed prediction, which is sort of mitigated using traditional ensemble model output statistics post-processing

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