In other words, there is little evidence from
current dynamical models that 21st century climate warming will lead to large (~ 300 %) increases in tropical storm numbers, hurricane numbers, or PDI in the Atlantic.
The empirical relationships developed by Cohen and colleagues do a far superior job than
current dynamical models in predicting recent wintertime weather.
Not exact matches
GCMs have oceanographic components — see Kate's Skeptical Science post for a useful and accessible discussion of the architecture of climate
models — which surely include
currents as part of their «
dynamical»
modelling.
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Dynamical processes related to ice flow not included in
current models but suggested by recent observations could increase the vulnerability of the ice sheets to warming, increasing future sea level rise.
The vulnerability of the ice sheets to warming could be increased by
dynamical processes related to ice flow (not included in
current models but suggested by recent observations) thereby increasing future sea level rise.
Current development is focused on the Cubed Sphere grid and
dynamical core to improve the
model simulations at higher resolution.
Dynamical processes related to ice flow — which are not included in
current models but suggested by recent observations — could increase the vulnerability of the ice sheets to warming, increasing future sea level rise.