The Leading Mode of Observed and CMIP5 ENSO-Residual Sea Surface Temperatures and Associated Changes in Indo-Pacific Climate*

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@CColose @stevebloom55 Is indeed emerging evidence that at least some of these circulation changes are anthro-forced: http://t.co/kgNhkGdDVL

@DavidWLea A key question becomes "why is the Pacific SST config so odd," and there's now signs of anthro fingerprint:http://t.co/GPiajcKnuK

JClim. The leading mode of observed and CMIP5 ENSO-residual sea surface temperatures and associated changes in... http://t.co/jKBhwaccCI

#Climate JC: The leading mode of observed and CMIP5 ENSO-residual sea surface temperatures and associated changes … http://t.co/c1HV2v5Zva

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