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Tropical Pacific cold tongue mode triggered by enhanced warm pool convection due to Global Warming
2020
Environmental Research Letters
16 A cold tongue mode (CTM) formed in the 1980s as a La Niña-like stepwise response 17 to recent global warming; however, a consensus has not been reached on the mechanism 18 underlying the CTM formation. Here, we attribute the CTM to the enhanced deep 19 convection of the warm pool regions over the western Pacific and south of North 20 America. Increases in the sea surface temperatures in the two Pacific warm pool regions 21 that occurred due to global warming exceeded the threshold of deep
doi:10.1088/1748-9326/ab7d5e
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