A sudden rise in aerosols makes clouds more active for about a day. Then the effect fades as the atmosphere adjusts and warms aloft, reducing the contrast that helps clouds grow, according to cloud-resolving model simulations…
Source: Nature Geoscience | Springer Nature Limited
Nature Geoscience | Springer Nature Limited
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- A strengthening yet less extreme Atlantic–European jet during winter
- Martian Hadley circulation divides the atmosphere and connects the poles
- Multilayer soil moisture deficit amplifies drought impacts on global ecosystems
- Increase in global warming potential of atmospheric black carbon since 1750
- Dense iron oxyhydroxides as possible reservoirs of water under deep mantle conditions
- The Earth’s puzzling deep water cycle
- Publisher Correction: Hadley circulation drives material isolation and pole-to-pole teleconnection on Mars
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