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What is a year?
A rather surprising question perhaps, but the answer is, ‘it depends’. There is no climatic reason to define a year from January to December, but that is what is generally done. But, is this the best definition?
Posted in SSTs, temperature, variability
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Hysteresis of the Atlantic MOC in an AOGCM
UPDATE (16/06/11) – the paper describing this work has now been published and highlighted. The potential for a rapid collapse in the strength of the Atlantic overturning circulation (AMOC) has long been recognised. The pioneering work of Stommel first suggested … Continue reading
Posted in Atlantic, GCMs, hysteresis, MOC
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