Basic physics predicts stronger high cloud radiative heating with warming

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• What: In the following section, the authors examine whether these two components can explain the CRH changes in an ensemble of simulations at the condition of RCE at different SSTs. Remarkably, the analysis has also highlighted the potential of models with embedded CRMs, such as the SP-CAM and SPX-CAM versions of the CAM model, for improving the accuracy of climate predictions. 7 Summary and implications the work shows that assuming no major changes in their optical properties, high clouds move to higher altitudes and lower atmospheric densities and that the strength of cloud-radiative interactions . . .
  

   

  

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