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Responses to lower-tropospheric stability dominate intermodel differences in the historical pattern effect
The sea surface temperature (SST) pattern modulates the Earth's radiative feedbacks at decadal timescales. However, decadal feedback variations over the historical period depend on the choice of climate model, even when forced with the same SST data set. We investigate these differences through
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