Kris Karnauskas (@oceansclimatecu) 's Twitter Profile
Kris Karnauskas

@oceansclimatecu

Climate scientist leading the Oceans and Climate Lab @CUBoulder. Prof @CUBoulderATOC & @CIRESnews. Editor @theAGU GRL and @PLOSClimate.

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linkhttp://www.colorado.edu/oclab calendar_today10-03-2015 15:49:45

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Miriam Laufer (@mirlaufer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#postdoc opening. Join us at the malaria research program University of Maryland School of Medicine to help with our new projects on #malaria epidemiology and #climate health. Contact me ASAP if interested. Please RT and share widely!

#postdoc opening. Join us at the malaria research program <a href="/UMmedschool/">University of Maryland School of Medicine</a> to help with our new projects on #malaria epidemiology and #climate health. Contact me ASAP if interested.  Please RT and share widely!
Kris Karnauskas (@oceansclimatecu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Can confirm! This is global zonal mean (averaged 'round the world at each latitude) sea surface temperature anomaly since from 1/1982-2/2024, using NOAA OIv2 high-res SST.

Can confirm!
This is global zonal mean (averaged 'round the world at each latitude) sea surface temperature anomaly since from 1/1982-2/2024, using NOAA OIv2 high-res SST.
off to bluer skies (@byexbyex) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Working titles that ended up on the cutting room floor included: “Submerging emergent constraints” and “Cooling off on the hot model problem”.

Working titles that ended up on the cutting room floor included:

“Submerging emergent constraints” 
and 
“Cooling off on the hot model problem”.
Glen Peters (@peters_glen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

To keep below 1.5°C, with a 50-50 chance, would require global CO2 emissions to be zero in ~2038 (orange line). The other scenarios (blue) overshoot to ~1.6°C before going back <1.5°C in 2100 (& they start with a global carbon price in 2020). 1/

To keep below 1.5°C, with a 50-50 chance, would require global CO2 emissions to be zero in ~2038 (orange line).

The other scenarios (blue) overshoot to ~1.6°C before going back &lt;1.5°C in 2100 (&amp; they start with a global carbon price in 2020).

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CIRES (@ciresnews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A new CIRES and WWA-led study found an increase in precipitation alone won’t necessarily increase disastrous flooding — instead, flood risk depends on how many days have passed between storms. Read the story: cires.colorado.edu/news/timing-ra…

A new CIRES and <a href="/WWAnews/">WWA</a>-led study found an increase in precipitation alone won’t necessarily increase disastrous flooding — instead, flood risk depends on how many days have passed between storms. Read the story: cires.colorado.edu/news/timing-ra…
Dhrubajyoti Samanta (@dhruba_samanta) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 Mikell Warms led a PiO study on understanding Galápagos ocean currents & temp - a biodiversity hotspot. Recent high-res climate models improve our understanding of climate change impacts. Kris Karnauskas Earth Observatory SG NTU Singapore ATOC at CU-Boulder CIRES sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Kris Karnauskas (@oceansclimatecu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just published in AGU Advances, by a large group of AGU (American Geophysical Union) editors (led by Noah Diffenbaugh). Yes... sometimes we have to contact >20 potential reviewers. 🙃 We discuss other issues, and some optimism. agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Just published in AGU Advances, by a large group of <a href="/theAGU/">AGU (American Geophysical Union)</a> editors (led by Noah Diffenbaugh).

Yes... sometimes we have to contact &gt;20 potential reviewers. 🙃 We discuss other issues, and some optimism.

agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…
Kris Karnauskas (@oceansclimatecu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today in ⁦Science Magazine⁩ - How might climate change harm human health? U.S. studies face funding challenges - ⁦with ⁦⁦Dr. Jane W. Baldwin⁩, me & others ⁦CIRES⁩ ⁦US CLIVAR⁩ science.org/content/articl…