2023
DOI: 10.16993/tellusa.3235
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Connecting North Atlantic SST Variability to European Heat Events over the Past Decades

Julian Krüger,
Joakim Kjellsson,
Robin Pilch Kedzierski
et al.

Abstract: The occurrence of European heat events has increased during the last two decades. European heat events are responsible for social, economic and environmental damage and are projected to increase in magnitude, frequency and duration under global warming, strengthening the interest about the contribution of different mechanisms. Using the ERA5 reanalysis product, we go beyond case studies relating European heat events with cold North Atlantic sea surface temperatures (SSTs), and perform a systematic approach wit… Show more

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“…The cooling of SST leads to the development of a surface low-pressure system in the North Atlantic 53 . In the southeastern counterpart of this surface low, there is a surface high-pressure system present over Europe (Fig.…”
Section: Asymmetry In European Gpp From Multi-model Simulationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The cooling of SST leads to the development of a surface low-pressure system in the North Atlantic 53 . In the southeastern counterpart of this surface low, there is a surface high-pressure system present over Europe (Fig.…”
Section: Asymmetry In European Gpp From Multi-model Simulationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3e, shading) leads to less shortwave radiation (Supplementary Fig. 4) sustaining the cooling of SST, which may contribute to European high-pressure system 53 resulting in the reduced terrestrial productivity over Europe 52 .…”
Section: Asymmetry In European Gpp From Multi-model Simulationsmentioning
confidence: 99%