Relevant Datasets and Sources

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© 2023 American Meteorological Society. For information regarding reuse of this content and general copyright information, consult the AMS Copyright Policy (www.ametsoc.org/PUBSReuseLicenses).

Corresponding author: Jessica Blunden / jessica.blunden@noaa.gov

© 2023 American Meteorological Society. For information regarding reuse of this content and general copyright information, consult the AMS Copyright Policy (www.ametsoc.org/PUBSReuseLicenses).

Corresponding author: Jessica Blunden / jessica.blunden@noaa.gov

Chapter 2: Global Climate – Datasets and Sources

Section 2b Temperature

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Section 2c Cryosphere

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Section 2d Hydrological Cycle

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Section 2e Atmospheric Circulation

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Section 2f Earth's Radiation Budget

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Section 2g Atmospheric Composition

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Section 2h Land Surface Properties

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Sidebar 2.1 Assessing Humid heat extremes over land

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Sidebar 2.2 Hunga Tonga–Hunga Haʻapai eruption

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Chapter 3: Global Oceans – Datasets and Sources

Section 3b Sea Surface Temperature

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Section 3c Ocean Heat Content

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Section 3d Salinity

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Section 3e Global ocean heat, freshwater, and momentum flux

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Section 3f Sea Level variability and change

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Section 3g Surface Currents

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Section 3h Meridional Overturning Circulation and Heat Transport in the Atlantic Ocean

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Section 3i Global Ocean Phytoplankton

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Section 3j Global Ocean Carbon Cycle

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Sidebar 3.1 The 2020–22 triple-dip La Niña

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Sidebar 3.2 Tracking global ocean oxygen content

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Chapter 4: The Tropics – Datasets and Sources

Section 4b ENSO and the tropical Pacific

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Section 4c Tropical Intraseasonal Activity

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Section 4d Intertropical Convergence Zone

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Section 4e Global Monsoon Summary

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Section 4f Indian Ocean Dipole

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Section 4g Tropical Cyclones

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Sidebar 4.1 Hurricanes Fiona and Ian: A pair of impactful North Atlantic major hurricanes

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Sidebar 4.2 Tropical cyclone contributions during the 2022 North American Monsoon

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Chapter 5: The Arctic – Datasets and Sources

Section 5b Surface Air Temperature

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Section 5c Precipitation

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Section 5d Sea Surface Temperature

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Section 5e Sea Ice

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Section 5f Greenland Ice Sheet

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Section 5g Terrestrial Snow Cover

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Section 5h Arctic river discharge

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Section 5i Permafrost

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Section 5j Tundra Greenness

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Section 5k Ozone and UV Radiation

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Chapter 6: Antarctica and the Southern Ocean – Datasets and Sources

Section 6b Atmospheric circulation and surface observations

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Section 6c ice-sheet surface mass balance

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Section 6d ice-sheet melt extent and duration

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Section 6e Ice-sheet Mass Balance

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Section 6f Sea Ice Extent, Concentration, and Seasonality

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Section 6g Southern Ocean

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Section 6h 2022 Antarctic Ozone Hole

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Section SB6.1 The Antarctic Heat Wave of March 2022

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SB6.2 Larsen B Fast Ice Breakout and Initial Glacial Response

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