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A Deep-Learning Parameterization of Vertical Velocity Variability (Wnet) Tested Across Contrasting Atmospheric Regimes: From the Arctic to the Mediterranean
Subgrid-scale vertical velocity variability (σw) plays a key role in aerosol activation, cloud droplet number concentration (CDNC), and cloud microphysical evolution. Despite its importance, σw remains one of the highly uncertain parameters in climate models, particularly under extreme atmospheric c
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