Thomas L. Delworth

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Geology
• Climatology
• Physics
• Oceanography
• Geography
• Environmental science
• Meteorology
• Biology
• Ecology
• Atmospheric sciences
• Climate change
• Mathematics
• Climate model
• Sea surface temperature
• Mathematical analysis
• Forcing (mathematics)
• Quantum mechanics
• Thermohaline circulation
• Engineering
• Thermodynamics
• Statistics
• Precipitation
• Chemistry
• Mechanics
• Organic chemistry

Authored Works

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• Subseasonal Controls of U.S. Landfalling Tropical Cyclones
• On the seasonal prediction and predictability of winter temperature swing index over North America
• Identifying the drivers of the observed springtime cooling trend in northern North America with large ensemble simulations
• Using large ensembles to elucidate the possible roles of Southern Ocean meridional overturning circulation in the Southern Ocean SST trend
• The role of the Gulf of California in the North American Monsoon as quantified by climate simulations
• The emergence of the atmospheric river response to global warming in the large ensemble of a high-resolution global climate model
• Prediction and Attribution of the Western North America heatwave in June-July of 2021
• Partial Climate Recovery Resulting from Rapid Decline in Greenhouse Gas Emissions after 2040
• Historical Perspective on the 2021 heat waves in western North America
• Climate system changes: natural variability, forced climate change, and pathways towards climate recovery

Linked Co-Authors

• Andrew T. Wittenberg
• Arun Kumar
• Baoqiang Xiang
• Carl J. Schreck
• David Paynter
• Feiyu Lu
• Gan Zhang
• Kenneth E. Kunkel
• Kuo-Hung Tseng
• Lucas Harris
• Mitchell Bushuk
• Nathaniel C. Johnson
• Sarah B. Kapnick
• Vaishali Naik
• Wei Zhang
• Xiaosong Yang
• Yushi Morioka
• Zachary M. Labe

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Georgia Institute of Technology
• Japan Marine Science and Technology Center
• Michigan State University
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Boulder
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Washington
• North Carolina State University
• Princeton University, New Jersey
• University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, Colorado
• University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

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