Tim Cowan retweeted
'Variability and long-term change in Australian monsoon rainfall: A review' by @HdmHanna, @DrTimboC, Joachim Ribbe, Scott Power (@unisqaus), Benjamin J. Henley (@UOW) and @ClimateFreund (@BOM_au), now in Early View #WIRES orlo.uk/IuMxt
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Come and join us at the Centre for Applied Climate Sciences world-class research group. We're looking for someone to help us to better understand the climate risks for northern Australia. Great team and exciting research opportunities:
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Here's some great new research by @HdmHanna from @usqedu on how Australia's monsoon rainfall is influenced by interannual and decadal SSTs journals.ametsoc.org/view/jo… (just in time for the upcoming monsoon season!)
Tim Cowan retweeted
Ng, Benjamin, Wenju Cai, @DrTimboC, and Daohua Bi. "Impacts of Low-Frequency Internal Climate Variability and Greenhouse Warming on El Niño–Southern Oscillation", #JClimate 34, 6 (2021): 2205-2218, doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-20-02…
Tim Cowan retweeted
“The best word to describe the weather across the West is: "Bonkers." The region will experience some of the hottest weather ever recorded in CA, a strong downslope wind event igniting fire concerns, a 70-degree swing in temperatures and a foot of snow”
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Tim Cowan retweeted
“Experts warn that what we are witnessing in the present moment is a window into everyday life in the not-too-distant future if humans do not reverse course and curb emissions. This is how climate change becomes a truly destabilizing force.” cbsnews.com/news/climate-cha…
Tim Cowan retweeted
The Dust Bowl of the 1930s — the hottest decade in US history — was devastating for the Plain States. Now, a new study shows Dust Bowl heat waves in the Plains are becoming much more likely.
@WeatherProf reports cbsn.ws/2CTTSXI
Tim Cowan retweeted
@ConversationEDU article on our #heatwave trends paper in @NatureComms theconversation.com/the-worl… @drsophielewis
Tim Cowan retweeted
NEW PAPER by myself and @drsophielewis in @NatureComms reporting on observed regional heatwave trends: nature.com/articles/s41467-0…:
New research on the causes of the Dust Bowl heatwaves of the 1930s, with my colleagues at @GeosciencesEd, @ecioxford, IPSL, Université Paris-Saclay, PSL Research University, École des Ponts ParisTech, and @CSIRO.
A warm North Atlantic and human devegetation made the heatwaves during the Dust Bowl particularly strong. @DrTimboC nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Tim Cowan retweeted
CLEX AI’s @joellegergis & @lindenashcroft produce Australia’s longest temp record using historical documents. Less snow, more heat over the centuries. The heritage documents and old pictures are just spectacular. @scienceANU @unimelb @BOM_au @CSIRO bit.ly/2MsDlLm
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New research from @FrediOtto and colleagues finds Dust bowl conditions of 1930s US now more than twice as likely to reoccur due to #ClimateChange
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Tim Cowan retweeted
Hearing "dust bowl" most think of severe drought, but heat waves played a huge role - our new paper highlights the importance of looking at all aspects of compounding disasters & looks at the role of #ClimateChange nature.com/articles/s41558-0…
