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Better constraining supercooled clouds could reduce projected warming spread

G Cesana, Andrew S. Ackerman, Ann M. Fridlind, Israel Silber, Anthony D. Del Genio, Mark D. Zelinka, Hélène Chepfer

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Projections of biologically weighted solar irradiance doses based on simulations of CMIP6 models

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Projections of biologically weighted solar irradiance doses based on simulations of CMIP6 models

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Projections of biologically weighted solar irradiance doses based on simulations of CMIP6 models

Key concepts: Coupled model intercomparison project, Cloud feedback, Extratropical cyclone, Environmental science, Climate sensitivity, Cloud computing, Climate model, Atmospheric sciences

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