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Persistent Ocean Anomalies as a Response to Northern Hemisphere Heating Induced by Biomass Burning Variability


Fig. 12.

Schematic figure for illustrating (a) Pacific and (b) Atlantic Ocean responses to the NH decadal warming induced by the high-amplitude BBA emissions variability. The top panels show differences in subensemble-mean (CMIP6 minus SMBB for years 2000–20) net surface heat flux (positive downward) and surface wind as shading and vectors, respectively. The contours in the top panel indicate 100-member mean SSH. In the side panels, differences in subensemble-mean temperature (shading) and MOC (contours) are shown. Note that only negative MOC anomalies from the shading in Fig. 7 are shown as contours.

Citation: Journal of Climate 36, 23; 10.1175/JCLI-D-23-0090.1



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