...long-term globalmean surface warming is expected to be in the range of 1.5 to 4.5°C (see Figures 3 and 4). The most significant uncertainty arises from the effects...actual rate of warming over the next century will be governed by the growth rate of greenhouse gases, natural fluctuations in the climate system, and the...

...global-Bean surface wanning is calculated to be in the range of 1.5 to 4.5°C (see Figs. 3 and 4). The most significant uncertainty arises from the effects...actual rate of warming over the next century will be governed by the growth rate of greenhouse gases, natural fluctuations in the climate system, and the...

...global-mean surface warming is calculated to be in the range of 1.5 to 4.5°C (see Figs. 3 and 4). The most significant uncertainty arises from the effects...actual rate of warming over the next century will be governed by the growth rate of greenhouse gases, natural fluctuations in the climate system, and the...

...the effects of clouds. Of course, the actual rate of warming over the next century will be governed by the growth rate of greenhouse gases, natural fluctuations...climate system, and the detailed response of the slowly responding parts of the climate system, ie, oceans and glacial ice. • Global-Mean Precipitation Increase...

...49-855 0-92-2 increased cooling will lead to a marked lowering of upper stratospheric temmperatures, perhaps by 15x-35xFarenheit. Also, polar ozone losses...based on historical temperature records and recent cloudradiation studies, is that the observed global warming is more likely to be in the lower half...

...temmperatures , perhaps by 15x-35xFarenheit. Also, polar ozone losses over the past decade have alreadv produced significant cooling in the high latitude,...based on historical temperature records and recent cloudradiation studies, is that the observed global warming is more likely to be in the lower half...

...the effects of clouds. Of course, the actual rate of warming over the next century will be governed by the growth rate of greenhouse gases, natural fluctuations...climate system, and the detailed response of the slowly responding parts of the climate system, ie oceans and glacial ice. Global-Mean Precipitation Increase...

...property acts to produce a net increased heating effect on the earth system. The uncertainties anse later from an incomplete knowledge as to how the complex...based on historical temperature records and recent cloud-radiation studies, is that the observed global warming is more likely to be in the lower half...

...absorption of solar radiation and thus, less heating. Increased stratospheric concentrations of COz will increase infrared radiative heat loss from the...based on historical temperature records and recent cloud-radiation studies, is that the observed global warming is more likely to be in the lower half...

...estimated to be in the range of 2-8xFarenheit. The most significant uncertainty arises from the effects 01 clouds. The actual rate of warming over the next century...based on historical temperature records and recent cloud-radiation studies, is that the observed global warming is more likely to be in the lower half...