Meteorology: Air Particles Boost Rain Extremes. Nature 537(7620):282. Paper doi abstract bibtex [Excerpt] As the climate warms, tiny particles suspended in the atmosphere may have a greater effect than greenhouse gases on increasing the frequency of extreme rain and snowfall. [] Greenhouse gases and atmospheric aerosols both drive extreme precipitation, which is expected to increase with climate change. [...]
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As the climate warms, tiny particles suspended in the atmosphere may have a greater effect than greenhouse gases on increasing the frequency of extreme rain and snowfall.
[] Greenhouse gases and atmospheric aerosols both drive extreme precipitation, which is expected to increase with climate change. [...]},
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