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Predicting changes in North Atlantic temperatures
The Earth is a complex system of interacting components, such as the atmosphere and ocean, which produce a wide variety of natural variability. This natural variability ensures that the evolution of a particular region’s climate, e.g. that of Western Europe, … Continue reading
Posted in Atlantic, GCMs, MOC, predictability, SSTs, variability
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Projections of maize yields in France
A rather specific question today – what will happen to maize yields in France in 2016-2035?
Posted in crops, precipitation, projections, temperature, uncertainty, variability
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A 150 year temperature history from Berkshire
At a recent weather festival, Roger Brugge presented a reconstruction of temperatures from 1863 to 2011 for a small patch of the UK, namely Berkshire, which I found interesting.
Posted in history, temperature
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