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Project: Simulating Extreme Precipitation in the United States in the Energy Exascale Earth System Model: Investigating the importance of Representing Convective Intensity Versus Dynamic Structure
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Isolating the Role of Biomass Burning Aerosols in Decreasing Precipitation in Tropical South America and Southeast Asia During the 20th Century Using the CESM1-LENS Single Forcing Experiment RGMA -
Tracking Mesoscale Convection Systems in the US in E3SM Multiscale Modeling Framework RGMA -
Present-day Evaluation of Extreme Precipitation over the United States: An Inter-comparison of Three Configurations of E3SMv1 RGMA -
Evaluating the simulation of precipitation by storm type in Energy Exascale Earth System Model RGMA -
Evaluating the simulation of precipitation by storm type in Energy Exascale Earth System Model RGMA -
Increasing Duration of Long Dry Periods in CMIP6 21st Century SSP5-8.5 Projections RGMA -
The evaluation of fronts and frontal precipitation in high-resolution climate models RGMA -
How Does an Improved Representation of Convection Affect Future Air Quality in the Community Earth System Model? RGMA
Object-based analysis of fronts and frontal precipitation in climate datasets ESMD RGMA
Examining the Roles of Biomass Burning Aerosols for Precipitation Decreases Over South America and Southeast Asia in 20th Century Earth System Model Simulations RGMA
Building a Climatology of Extratropical Cyclones and Fronts and Their Associated Precipitation RGMA

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