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Publication Date: Oct 2013
This Science Brief covers the findings of Cohen et al. in their article in the journal Environmental Research Letters. The authors suggest in the paper that the large-scale winter cooling trends in eastern North America and northern Eurasia could be due to increased high-latitude moisture and snow cover and probably cannot be attributed to internal variability alone.
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Publication Date: Jan 2013
This Science Brief shares the results of a recent paper in the journal Climatic Change by Sriver and colleagues. In this paper, the authors examine the component of sea level rise due to thermal expansion and determine that the upper bound of physically plausible sea level rise is higher than once thought.
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Publication Date: Jan 2013
This Science Brief covers a recent paper in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society by Barnston and colleagues. In this paper, they show that physics-based models are now better than statistical models at El Niño prediction. The result is important for seasonal weather prediction in BC because El Niño has a strong effect on weather in our region.