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Changing the moist Held-Suarez SSTs

Changing the moist Held-Suarez relaxation temperature profile

Adding orography to moist Held-Suarez

Single Column Atmospheric Model (SCAM)

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CVCWG goals are to understand and quantify contributions of natural and anthropogenically-forced patterns of variability and change.

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