Tim Osborn

timosbornclim.bsky.social

01 September 2026 15:23

the full criteria for which CMIP6 models could be used and which couldn't are given in section 2 of the supporting info agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/action/downl...

Hugo

nonviolence.bsky.social

20 July 2026 18:23

Thank you. I used to monitor this professionally in the not so distant past. Ask my why I qui;) We lose 2.5% of insect biomass per year in protected forest and nature reserves regions globally. This implies that the microbiome (of the soil) is collapsing - where most CO2 is stored.

Richard Heatwave Berler

heatwavekgns.bsky.social

19 July 2026 01:18

Thank you. If these events were a sampling of amounts from a single class of rain events, it might approximate a normal curve on a stationary mean. I was happy for you to point out the variety of classes of producing events, and the size of those classes. And this occurring on a non stationary mean!

Cristi Proistosescu

cristiproist.bsky.social

20 June 2026 14:36

There are some outstanding questions as to the relative role of CO2, aerosols, natural variability, SST patterns, etc, and why models do not always seem to always capture the observed trends.

Cristi Proistosescu

cristiproist.bsky.social

19 May 2026 19:18

Of course. This is just a broad overview course. About 2/3 of the course is on atmopshere/ocean/land physics, but the last 1/3 is about adaptation and mitigation. This is a natural sciences gen-ed, mostly for non STEM students. And yes, some atmos physicists do want to teach this stuff as well.