Sensitivity of the northeast Asian summer monsoon to tropical sea surface temperatures
作者： Sang-Ik Shin , Prashant D. Sardeshmukh , Sang-Wook Yeh
DOI: 10.1029/2011GL049391
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摘要: [1] Observations indicate increasing trends of summer precipitation amount, intensity, and frequency extremes over northeast Asia since the 1960s. Climate models are generally able to simulate such increases 2nd half 20th century, project continuations these in response projected warming tropical Indo-Pacific Warm Pool, especially around Philippines South China Sea. The principal basis for confidence projections is simplicity robustness mechanisms involved. In essence, waters enhances northward moisture transport from tropics Asia, leading an increase Asian precipitation.
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