Twenty‐first century snowfall projections within the eastern Great Lakes region: detecting the presence of a lake‐induced snowfall signal in GCMs
Twenty‐first century snowfall projections within the eastern Great Lakes region: detecting the presence of a lake‐induced snowfall signal in GCMs
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五大湖东部地区二十一世纪降雪预测:检测 GCM 中湖泊引起的降雪信号的存在
DOI:
10.1002/joc.4488
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2016
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D. Leathers
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作者:
Z. Suriano;D. Leathers
In this study, an analysis of model‐derived snowfall from 2006 to 2100 is conducted, investigating the presence of a lake‐induced (LI) snowfall signal to the lee of Lakes Erie and Ontario. Output from seven fully coupled global climate models is used from phase 5 of the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project. Snowfall trends over the entire study area, and in the defined LI snowbelt, are examined seasonally for two representative concentration pathway (RCP) scenarios. The term lake‐induced is used to encompass both lake effect processes, along with lake‐enhanced snow. In addition to snowfall, physical mechanisms associated with these trends, such as surface temperatures and snow to total precipitation ratios, are examined.