A Paradigm Shift of Compound Extremes over Polar Ice Sheets

Yang, Ran; Hu, Xiaoming; Cai, Ming; Deng, Yi; Clem, Kyle; Yang, Song; Xu, Lianlian; Yang, Qinghua

doi:10.34133/olar.0040

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A Paradigm Shift of Compound Extremes over Polar Ice Sheets

2024
By Yang, Ran ; Hu, Xiaoming ; Cai, Ming ; ...
Source: Ocean-Land-Atmosphere Research, 3

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The paradigm of compound extremes shifts from hot-dry spells over ex-polar lands to warm-wet extremes over polar ice sheets. This warm-wet synchrony is likely driven by intrusions of warm-moist air from lower latitudes, and under global warming, its net effect could destabilize the polar ice sheets and accelerate global sea level rise.
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