Validation of the Community Land Model Version 5 Over the Contiguous United States (CONUS) Using In Situ and Remote Sensing Data Sets - paper by Yanyan Cheng, Maoyi Huang et al. #AGUPubs multisectordynamics.org/2021/04/12/val…

Hot off the press is the last in a series of 4 papers by Michael Diaz that show how monsoon depressions grow by barotropic instability, with further amplification by horizontal moisture advection and wind-enhanced ocean evaporation. Monsoon depressions are 1/8

"After sunset, the energy fueling the storm was limited, allowing it to weaken & collapse. It had a very high cloud base & little-to-no precipitation at the surface, except on the mountain peaks.” -UCAR meteorologist Jeff Weber & NCAR scientist Maria Molina 🌦️ 📸: Taysia Peterson

I am pleased to share a new research in Nature Climate Change NatureClimate. We found the seasonal delay of tropical rainfall, which was previously found under global warming scenarios, has emerged during 1979-2019 over northern tropical land and Sahel. rdcu.be/cmVSW

Thanks for your great work in 2009, @profadamsobel and Michella Biasutti, which first suggested the seasonal delay of tropical rainfall under global warming and has inspired me to further investigate on this fascinating topic in the last several years!

My recent work about the emergence of seasonal delay of tropical rainfall in 1979-2019 published in Nature Climate Change NatureClimate, (rdcu.be/cm9f0) was reported as PNNL News Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Emissions Cause Delay in Rainfall pnnl.gov/news-media/emi…

Science at PNNL wrote up a very nice story on our global MCS work recently published as the cover article in JGR-Atmospheres and selected as an EOS editor’s highlight paper. Check it out: Building a Global Storm Database pnnl.gov/news-media/bui… DOE Office of Science

New research reveals that from 1979 to 2019, increases in greenhouse gases & reductions in human-generated aerosols triggered an approximate 4-day delay in seasonal rainfall over tropical land & the Sahel. bit.ly/3dUdABX

We're hiring! We are looking for a physical climate science editor to join our team, this is a full time role based in our London, New York, Berlin or Shanghai offices go.nature.com/3yRRTKL Get in touch for more information Closes 8 August - please share

Postdoc position on tropical cyclone subseasonal predictions at LDEO working with Chia-Ying Lee, Michael Tippett, myself and collaborators at NASA GEOS and University of Washington. Come work with us! apply.interfolio.com/89830

The #IPCC Working Group I contribution to the Sixth Assessment Report on the physical science basis of #climatechange is due to be released on 9 August. The report in numbers 🖊️ 234 authors 📚 Over 14,000 citations 💬 78,007 expert & govt comments ➡️ bit.ly/2SIEkO9

Behold! The 𝘀𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗰𝘆𝗰𝗹𝗲 of the 𝗱𝗶𝘂𝗿𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗰𝘆𝗰𝗹𝗲 of global sea surface temperatures from NASA MODIS data. (diurnal cycle = daytime minus nighttime) Monsoons, ITCZs, and upwelling zones, oh my.

"Fire weather" is when high temperatures, low humidity, low rainfall and/or high winds create a high risk of wildfire if there is a source of ignition The fire weather season has got longer over much of the world, mainly because we're heating the climate ueaeprints.uea.ac.uk/id/eprint/7798…

Choosing to not get vaccinated leaves our young children (who don't have that choice) in a vulnerable position. The more #COVID19 festers and spreads in the red circle, the more it leaks into the others where people are just trying to be safe and responsible.

‼️Post-doc opportunity‼️ at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory funded by PCMDI working on cloud feedbacks and aerosol-cloud interactions, two things that are kind of a big deal for climate change ☁️🌤️🔥careers.pnnl.gov/psc/hrmsx/EMPL…

Post-doc will make regular visits (post-pandemic) to Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to work closely with scientists in PCMDI and E3SM projects. Please spread the word!

Six PNNL staff members appointed as laboratory fellows--a distinction given to those who have reached the top of their field and earned international recognition from peers. bit.ly/3zb2e5e

Amazing! Can’t wait to see the aerosols in this… nextGEMS

long-term decline in downward surface solar radiation academic.oup.com/nsr/article/do…

Prof. Richard Allan from the University of Reading comments on our paper: Solar dimming by increased moisture in a warmer world academic.oup.com/nsr/article/do…