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Evaluation of the Pangu model in forecasting rapid intensification of tropical cyclones

To validate the Pangu model’s forecasting capability for the rapid intensification (RI) process of tropical cyclones (TCs), forecasts of different RI/non-RI TCs were produced both by the Weather Research...

A novel stepwise regression method for predicting September Pan-Arctic sea-ice extent: Comparison with long short-term memory neural networks

Accurately forecasting the Pan-Arctic sea-ice extent (SIE) in September is crucial for understanding climate change impacts and ensuring safe Arctic navigation. This study introduces the SWR DY-method,...

Improving hail nowcasting using multi-source data and a WMHDA-enhanced DIFF-Transformer

HailPre is a deep learning framework developed for accurate 60-minute hail nowcasting at 10-minute intervals, tailored for regions with complex terrain and imbalanced hail event distributions. It integrates...

Tibetan Plateau darkening exacerbates summer heatwaves through land–atmosphere feedbacks

The Tibetan Plateau (TP) has experienced significant surface darkening under global warming, concurrent with an increase in TP heatwave occurrences in recent decades. Using reanalysis data, the authors...

Warming of the northern tropical Atlantic intensifies aridity in southeastern Africa

October precipitation in southeastern Africa (SEA) is crucial as it marks the initiation of agricultural and hydrological activities. This study investigates the mechanism linking warming sea surface...

Remote influence of the subtropical westerlies on the track of tropical cyclones in the Bay of Bengal

This study investigates the remote influence of the subtropical westerlies on the tracks of tropical cyclones (TCs) in the Bay of Bengal (BOB) from 1979 to 2019, combining statistical analysis and numerical...

Impacts of isolated hills on daytime shallow convective clouds in southeastern China

Shallow-convective clouds (SCCs) play important roles in the Earth system. Previous studies have mostly focused on SCCs over the oceans or over the plains. This study, however, focused on SCCs over...

On the interpretability and CO2 sensitivity of machine learning–based stomatal conductance models

Stomatal conductance (gs), which quantifies the openness of stomata in leaves, is a critical parameter for modeling transpiration in land surface models. While machine learning (ML) approaches may improve...

On adiabatic heat sources/sinks driving the heating/cooling of a single column of compressible atmosphere

A theoretical description of adiabatic sources and sinks of heat in the atmosphere is presented, based on a simplified analytical solution to the problem of equilibrium in a single column of compressible...

Seasonal variability of the Agulhas Front’s position and intensity: Insights from satellite-derived sea surface temperature and chlorophyll-a concentration data

Frontal zones function both as thermal boundaries demarcating water masses and as ecological transition zones. This study proposes a “range–gradient” methodology to investigate the seasonal variability...

Buoyancy component coefficient in second-order closure models for scalar fluxes in stable boundary layers

The absence of a theoretical description of the stability dependence of the buoyancy component coefficient poses challenges for parameterizing turbulent transport in stably stratified atmospheric boundary...

Dataset descriptions for long-term observations of land–atmosphere exchange fluxes and meteorological element profiles at SORPES in the Yangtze River Delta

The datasets of long-term observations of land–atmosphere exchange fluxes and meteorological element profiles at the Station for Observing Regional Processes of Earth System (SORPES) in the western...

Sea surface inflow angle asymmetries show tropical cyclone movements

Despite extensive efforts in dynamic analysis, numerical modeling, ensemble forecasting, and machine learning having led to improved tropical cyclone (TC) movement forecasting over the last century,...

A dynamic grayscale-triggered hydrometeor particle observation system with automatic detection and tracking

A novel high-speed area-array imaging instrument, the Dynamic Grayscale-Triggered Hydrometeor Particle Observation System (DGHOS), is presented for comprehensive observation of hydrometeor particles....

A climatology of the tropopause transition layer over the Asian summer monsoon derived from COSMIC radio occultation

The Asian summer monsoon (ASM) system is a significant pathway for lifting lower tropospheric water vapor and pollution into the global stratosphere, yet the structure of the overlying tropopause transition...

Interdecadal antiphase covariability between temperature and ozone over the mid–high latitudes of Eurasia in spring

Springtime ozone–temperature coupling in the mid-to-high latitudes of Eurasia has important implications for regional climate and ecosystems, yet its decadal evolution and driving mechanisms remain...

Physical impacts of integrating excess ice into Earth system models on pan‑Arctic permafrost simulations

Excess ice refers to ground-ice bodies in permafrost whose volume exceeds the soil pore space, and its melting can cause abrupt permafrost thaw. However, only a few Earth system models (ESMs) currently...

Understanding future changes of extremely pluvial winters over the Yangtze–Huai River Basin using CMIP6 projections

A significant wetting trend has been observed in the Yangtze–Huai River Basin (YHRB) during winter, suggesting an increasing risk of seasonal-scale extremely pluvial winters under global warming. Unlike...

Rapid decadal weakening of the South Asian summer monsoon circulation within the slow response to abrupt CO2 quadrupling

Under greenhouse-gas-induced warming, the South Asian summer monsoon (SASM) circulation measured by large-scale circulation indices such as the Webster–Yang and Monsoon Hadley indices is projected to...

Observed characteristics of cloud fraction over eastern China: A comparison of ISCCP and Himawari-8/9 Cloud Feature Dataset

Clouds are critical in regulating the Earth’s radiation budget. Current climate system models show notable biases over eastern China, whereas the traditional reference dataset of the International Satellite...

Quantifying predictor contributions to tropical cyclone intensity forecasting using Kolmogorov–Arnold Networks

Deep learning models have considerably improved the accuracy of tropical cyclone (TC) intensity forecasting, yet their black-box nature limits physical interpretability. To overcome this limitation,...

Limited nonlinearity of joint ENSO–QBO effects from the stratosphere to the troposphere

Previous studies have explored the possible impact of joint El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO)–Quasi-Biennial Oscillation (QBO) forcings on the northern winter stratospheric circulation. This study...

Southwestward propagation mechanism of the 10–30-day oscillation along the eastern coast of East Asia in summer

Intraseasonal oscillation (ISO) in mid and high latitudes is primarily characterized by zonal propagation on a global scale. However, in the Eurasian mid- and high-latitude regions, a distinct 10–30-day...

Heatwaves induce blood pressure elevations in elderly hypertensive populations: Evidence from a panel study

Climate change has intensified extreme heat events, increasing cardiovascular risk, especially among older individuals with hypertension, due to compromised thermoregulation and vascular function. This...

Tropical cyclone intensity prediction based on Kolmogorov–Arnold networks with predictor pruning optimization

Accurate tropical cyclone (TC) intensity prediction is crucial for disaster mitigation and public safety. However, current TC intensity prediction models are facing significant challenges, including...

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