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Human influence on the seasonal cycle of tropospheric temperature
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2018
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Source: Science, 361(6399)
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Journal Title:Science
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Description:Fingerprint studies use pattern information to separate human and natural influences on climate. Most fingerprint research relies on patterns of climate change that are averaged over years or decades. Few studies probe shorter time scales. We consider here whether human influences are identifiable in the changing seasonal cycle. We focus on Earth’s troposphere, which extends from the surface to roughly 16 km at the tropics and 13 km at the poles. Our interest is in TAC, the geographical pattern of the amplitude of the annual cycle of tropospheric temperature. Information on how TAC has changed over time is available from satellite retrievals and from large multimodel ensembles of simulations.
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Source:Science, 361(6399)
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ISSN:0036-8075;1095-9203;
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Rights Information:Accepted Manuscript
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