[HTML][HTML] Asian summer monsoon responses to the change of land‒sea thermodynamic contrast in a warming climate: CMIP6 projections
QY Wu, QQ Li, YH Ding, XY Shen, MC Zhao… - Advances in Climate …, 2022 - Elsevier
It is of practical significance to use the updated Coupled Model Intercomparison Project
Phase 6 (CMIP6) models to study the impact of changes in land‒sea thermodynamic …
Phase 6 (CMIP6) models to study the impact of changes in land‒sea thermodynamic …
A zonally-oriented teleconnection pattern induced by heating of the western Tibetan Plateau in boreal summer
The thermal effect of the Tibetan Plateau (TP) on the northern hemisphere climate has long
been a hot topic of scientific research. However, the global effects of the TP heat source are …
been a hot topic of scientific research. However, the global effects of the TP heat source are …
Enhancing summer extreme precipitation prediction in the Yangtze River Basin through CWRF downscaling and its skillful multi-physics ensemble approach
Y Zhao, XZ Liang - Climate Dynamics, 2024 - Springer
This study employs the regional Climate-Weather Research and Forecasting model (CWRF)
downscaling and its skillful multi-physics ensemble approach to enhance summer extreme …
downscaling and its skillful multi-physics ensemble approach to enhance summer extreme …
Regional climate modeling to understand Tibetan heating remote impacts on East China precipitation
Abstract The Tibetan Plateau, as a major elevated heat source, plays a critical role in the
Asian monsoon and global climate. Observational data revealed significant correlations …
Asian monsoon and global climate. Observational data revealed significant correlations …
CWRF downscaling and understanding of China precipitation projections
R Jiang, L Sun, C Sun, XZ Liang - Climate Dynamics, 2021 - Springer
Abstract The regional Climate-Weather Research and Forecasting model (CWRF) was used
to downscale the NCAR Community Climate System Model V4. 0 (CCSM4) projection of …
to downscale the NCAR Community Climate System Model V4. 0 (CCSM4) projection of …
Sensitivity of the simulation of extreme precipitation events in China to different cumulus parameterization schemes and the underlying mechanisms
The ability of climate models to capture extreme precipitation events is crucially important,
but most of the existing models contain significant biases for the simulation of extreme …
but most of the existing models contain significant biases for the simulation of extreme …
[HTML][HTML] The reversal of surface air temperature anomalies in China between early and late winter 2021/2022: Observations and predictions
CB Zhao, QQ Li, Y Nie, F Wang, B Xie, LL Dong… - Advances in Climate …, 2023 - Elsevier
Abstract During winter of 2021/2022, the temperature in China is characterized by a warm-to-
cold transition, and the average temperature anomaly in February 2022 is− 1.6° C, the …
cold transition, and the average temperature anomaly in February 2022 is− 1.6° C, the …
Understanding and improving Yangtze River Basin summer precipitation prediction using an optimal multi-Physics ensemble
Y Zhao, F Qiao, XZ Liang, J Yu - Frontiers of Earth Science, 2024 - Springer
This study employs the regional Climate-Weather Research and Forecasting model (CWRF)
to first investigate the primary physical mechanisms causing biases in simulating summer …
to first investigate the primary physical mechanisms causing biases in simulating summer …
CWRF downscaling with improved land surface initialization enhances spring-summer seasonal climate prediction skill in China
H Zhang, XZ Liang, Y Dai, L Song, Q Li… - Journal of …, 2024 - journals.ametsoc.org
This study investigates skill enhancement in operational seasonal forecasts of Beijing
Climate Center's Climate System Model through regional Climate-Weather Research and …
Climate Center's Climate System Model through regional Climate-Weather Research and …
[HTML][HTML] Understanding and reducing warm and dry summer biases in the central United States: Improving cumulus parameterization
C Sun, XZ Liang - Journal of Climate, 2023 - journals.ametsoc.org
Most climate models still suffer large warm and dry summer biases in the central United
States (CUS). As a solution, we improved cumulus parameterization to represent 1) the …
States (CUS). As a solution, we improved cumulus parameterization to represent 1) the …