Fig. 6: Long-term persistent climate changes related to the SO warming. | Nature Geoscience

Fig. 6: Long-term persistent climate changes related to the SO warming.

From: Higher precipitation in East Asia and western United States expected with future Southern Ocean warming

Fig. 6

a, Lists of CMIP6 models participating in the Carbon Dioxide Removal Model Intercomparison Project (CDRMIP)38. b, Transient CO2 quadrupling and subsequent reduction used as the forcing in CDRMIP. The long-term persisting climate changes are measured by the difference between years 191–230 and 51–90 when CO2 concentrations are identical. c,d, SST responses in summer (c) and winter (d). e, Vertical profile of zonal wind changes in summer (shading), with the corresponding climatology (contours; interval = 6 m sāˆ’1). f, Responses in the 200-hPa geopotential height pattern during winter. g,h, Precipitation responses in summer (g) and winter (h). Stippling indicates where >6 of 8 models agree on the sign of the change. Green boxes are regions with precipitation enhancements investigated in this study.

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