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ENSO diversity

Authors: University Corporation For Atmospheric Rsearch (UCAR);

ENSO diversity

Abstract

ENSO diversity in observations, by Jin-Yi Yu and Benjamin S. Giese; ENSO diversity in the paleo record, by Kim M. Cobb and Julien Emile-Geay; ENSO diversity in climate models, by Antonietta Capotondi and Andrew Wittenberg; Extra-tropical precursors of ENSO flavors, by Emanuele Di Lorenzo, Honghai Zhang, Amy Clement, Bruce Anderson, and Alexey Federov; The diversity of El Nino in the North American Multi-Model Prediction System, by Ben Kirtman, Johnna M. Infanti, and Sarah M. Larson; Teleconnection and impacts of ENSO diversity, by Tong Lee; The NOAA MAPP Climate Prediction Task Force, by Vasu Misra

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