Model evidence for a seasonal bias in Antarctic ice cores

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RT @MichaelPErb: A new paper I wrote with Charles Jackson (@climatebuoy) and others compares temperature responses in models and proxy reco…

RT @socaraestmedamb: #climatechange"..mismatches between the annual mean response to obliquity and precession in models versus ..Antarctic…

Also pay attention to the direct obliquity response, often ignored as a "forcing" (as it vanishes in global mean) but activates high lat feedbacks (like S. Ocean in future that Nic Lewis ignores) that could help decouple paleo climate sensitivity estima…

#climatechange"..mismatches between the annual mean response to obliquity and precession in models versus ..Antarctic ice cores. Weighting the model-based reconstruction toward ..winter or spring reduces these discrepancies, providing evidence for a sea…

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