How Well Do AMIP6 and CMIP6 Reproduce the Specific Extreme El Niño Teleconnections to North America?

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RP @sklee621.bsky.social: Extreme El Nino events promote a robust eastward shift in El Nino-teleconnection patterns over North America. This has an important implication for California wildfire, drought, and general winter hydroclimate in the southwest & …

Extreme El Nino events promote a robust eastward shift in El Nino-teleconnection patterns over North America. This has an important implication for California wildfire, drought, and general winter hydroclimate in the southwest & southeast US: 🌊🧪 agupubs…

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