Cover Journal of Climate
Journal of Climate

 

Volume 19 (2006): Issue 17 (Sep 2006)

Print ISSN:
0894-8755
Online ISSN:
1520-0442
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ARTICLES
Can CGCMs Simulate the Twentieth-Century “Warming Hole” in the Central United States?
Diagnosis of Variability and Trends in a Global Precipitation Dataset Using a Physically Motivated Statistical Model
Intercomparison of Arctic Regional Climate Models: Modeling Clouds and Radiation for SHEBA in May 1998
A Method of Homogenizing the Extremes and Mean of Daily Temperature Measurements
Soil Moisture Feedbacks to Precipitation in Southern Africa
Regional Tropical Precipitation Change Mechanisms in ECHAM4/OPYC3 under Global Warming
Constraining Climate Sensitivity from the Seasonal Cycle in Surface Temperature
Robustness of Tropospheric Temperature Trends from MSU Channels 2 and 4
Defining Intraseasonal Rainfall Variability within the North American Monsoon
Comparison of Precipitation from Observed Data and General Circulation Models over the Iberian Peninsula
Conflicting Signals of Climatic Change in the Upper Indus Basin
Multimodel Multisignal Climate Change Detection at Regional Scale
Local Regimes of Atmospheric Variability: A Case Study of Southern California
Probabilistic Multimodel Regional Temperature Change Projections
Relationship between Shortwave Cloud Radiative Forcing and Local Meteorological Variables Compared in Observations and Several Global Climate Models
ENSO Evolution and Teleconnections in IPCC’s Twentieth-Century Climate Simulations: Realistic Representation?
Changes in Spread and Predictability Associated with ENSO in an Ensemble Coupled GCM
Tropical Indian Ocean Variability in the IPCC Twentieth-Century Climate Simulations
Modeling Northern Hemisphere Summer Heat Extreme Changes and Their Uncertainties Using a Physics Ensemble of Climate Sensitivity Experiments
NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE
The Effect of a Large Freshwater Perturbation on the Glacial North Atlantic Ocean Using a Coupled General Circulation Model
Is the Recent Increasing Trend of Rainfall over Northeast Brazil Related to Sub-Saharan Drought?
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