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Attribution of the record high Central England temperature of 2014 to anthropogenic influences
In 2014, Central England experienced its warmest year in a record extending back to 1659. Using b...
AD King, GJ van Oldenborgh, DJ Karoly, SC Lewis, H Cullen | Status: published | Journal: Environmental Research Letters | Volume: 10 | Year: 2015 | First page: 054002 | doi: 10.1088/1748-9326/10/5/054002
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The attribution question
Understanding how the overall risks of extreme events are changing in a warming world requires bo...
FEL Otto, GJ van Oldenborgh, J Eden, PA Stott, DJ Karoly, MR Allen | Status: published | Journal: Nature Climate Change | Volume: 6 | Year: 2016 | First page: 813 | Last page: 816 | doi: 10.1038/nclimate3089
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De koudegolven van de toekomst
Klimaatstudies laten veelal zien dat in een globaal opwarmend klimaat de winters in Nederland ook...
H de Vries | Journal: Meteorologica | Volume: 20 | Year: 2011 | First page: 20 | Last page: 23
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Hiatuses in the rise of temperature
“In the last few years the warming trend of the earth has stopped” is a common type of remark the...
GJ van Oldenborgh | Journal: Climate Lab Book | Year: 2014
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Is there a pause in the temperature of the lower troposphere?
In my recent post whether there is a ‘hiatus’ in global warming I left out the satellite observat...
GJ van Oldenborgh | Journal: Climate Lab Book | Year: 2014
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