Transient and quasi-equilibrium climate states at 1.5{degree sign}C and 2{degree sign}C global warming

Andrew David King; Alexander R Borowiak; Josephine R Brown; David John Frame; Luke James Harrington; Seung-Ki Min; Angeline Greene Pendergrass; Maria AA Rugenstein; Kale Sniderman; Dáithí A Stone

Journal article

Transient and quasi-equilibrium climate states at 1.5{degree sign}C and 2{degree sign}C global warming

Andrew David King, Alexander R Borowiak, Josephine R Brown, David John Frame, Luke James Harrington, Seung-Ki Min, Angeline Greene Pendergrass, Maria AA Rugenstein, Kale Sniderman, Dáithí A Stone

Wiley | Published : 2021

DOI: 10.1002/essoar.10506758.1

University of Melbourne Researchers

Andrew King Author

Josephine Brown Author

Kale Sniderman Author

Related Projects (3)

UNDERSTANDING THE PAST TO PREDICT AND MANAGE THE CLIMATE OF THE FUTURE

Understanding the past to predict and manage the climate of the future. Using key analogues from the geological record, this project aims to..

Improving the seasonal prediction of Australian rainfall extremes

This project aims to investigate the predictability of Australian extreme rainfall using the latest Bureau of Meteorology seasonal predictio..

ARC CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR CLIMATE EXTREMES

Grants

Awarded by Australian Research Council

Awarded by National Research Foundation of Korea

Awarded by National Science Foundation

Citation metrics

3Dimensions