Fig. 4: Zonal structure of wind projection coefficients (\({{{{\rm{p}}}}}_{1},\,{{{{\rm{p}}}}}_{2},\,{{{{\rm{p}}}}}_{3}\)) over the equatorial Pacific (averaged between 2°S and 2°N). | Nature Communications

Fig. 4: Zonal structure of wind projection coefficients (\({{{{\rm{p}}}}}_{1},\,{{{{\rm{p}}}}}_{2},\,{{{{\rm{p}}}}}_{3}\)) over the equatorial Pacific (averaged between 2°S and 2°N).

From: Upper-ocean stratification changes control ENSO amplitude shift under sustained global warming

Fig. 4: Zonal structure of wind projection coefficients (
                          $${{{{\rm{p}}}}}_{1},\,{{{{\rm{p}}}}}_{2},\,{{{{\rm{p}}}}}_{3}$$
                          
                            
                              
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                        ) over the equatorial Pacific (averaged between 2°S and 2°N).

ac The first, second, and third baroclinic modes are calculated from the eight climate model mean separately during the three periods of 1940-1990 (denoted as P1; red line), 2040-2090 (P2; green line), and 2240-2290 (P3; black line), representing their historical and future distributions under the SSP585 scenario.

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