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Collaborative Research: Role of Atmospheric Heat Transport, Radiation and Soil Moisture on Observed Heatwaves, Their Representation in Climate Models and Future Changes

Organization University of California-BerkeleyLocation BERKELEY, United StatesPosted 15 Aug 2025Deadline 31 Jul 2028
NSFUS FederalResearch GrantScience FoundationCA
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Heatwaves have large societal impacts that are roughly proportional to the hottest surface air temperature (SAT) during the event – the heatwave intensity. Future changes in heatwave intensity depend not only on the long-term, time-mean warming but also on changes in the variance in SAT; in particular, increases in SAT variance at daily timescales…

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