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Diversity of Lagged Relationships in Global Means of Surface Temperatures and Radiative Budgets for CMIP6 piControl Simulations


Fig. 12.

Longitudinal–time cross sections for (a) surface temperature (K), (b) positive downward net radiation (W m−2), (c) LW radiation (W m−2), (d) net SW radiation (W m−2) at the top of the atmosphere, and (e) low cloud coverage (%) anomalies from the climatological value averaged for the 10°S–10°N region during 1997–99. Data were obtained from the ISCCP, JRA-55, and CMIP6 historical AMIP simulations. Vectors and contours in all panels show surface wind anomalies (m s−1) and EIS (0.1-K intervals), respectively. Light brown and blue-green contour lines correspond to positive and negative anomalies, respectively. Gray shading denotes missing values.

Citation: Journal of Climate 36, 24; 10.1175/JCLI-D-23-0045.1



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