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Revisiting the mechanisms for the observed decrease in inner-core tropical cyclone precipitation

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By Wenchao Chu, Jorge L. García-Franco, Suzana J. Camargo, Chia-Ying Lee, Michael K. Tippett
| Nature Verified
Abstract Tropical cyclone precipitation (TCP) is expected to intensify under global warming, yet recent observations show a decline in annual inner-core TCP. Here, we revisit this observed trend and its underlying mechanisms. By incorporating multiple observational datasets, we find the decreasing trend is robust across different products. However, previous explanations fail to fully explain this trend.
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Een perfecte dag om je hoofd in de oven te steken

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By Chia-Ying Lee
| hebban.nl
Herkenbare, universele ervaringen van een opgroeiende jonge vrouw, gesitueerd in het Taiwan van de jaren negentig ‘Ga je dood?’ is de reactie die Tan vaak krijgt wanneer ze mensen vertelt dat ze haar memoires aan het schrijven is. Voor Tan is het echter een manier om haar verleden beter te leren begrijpen. In haar boek reflecteert ze op haar jeugd, die ze na de scheiding van haar ouders grotendeels in eenzaamheid doorbracht.
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Global coastal wind hazard maps from the CHAZ tropical cyclone model - Scientific Data

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By Chia-Ying Lee, Suzana J. Camargo
| Nature Verified
Abstract Synthetic tropical cyclone (TC) models have become essential tools for assessing TC hazard and risk, due to both the shortness of observational records and, now, the influence of climate change. However, the direct output from these models, TC track sets, requires additional processing to become useful for impact assessments beyond traditional climate science and meteorological research.
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