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Kevin GriseAssociate Professor, Department of Environmental Sciences, University of VirginiaVerified email at virginia.edu

Mitchell Kelleher

Mitchell Kelleher

Grad Student, University of Virginia

Verified email at virginia.edu

climate / cloud feedbacks


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Examining Southern Ocean cloud controlling factors on daily time scales and their connections to midlatitude weather systems MK Kelleher, KM Grise Journal of Climate 32 (16), 5145-5160, 2019	20	2019
Midlatitude cloud radiative effect sensitivity to cloud controlling factors in observations and models: Relationship with southern hemisphere jet shifts and climate sensitivity KM Grise, MK Kelleher Journal of Climate 34 (14), 5869-5886, 2021	9	2021
Varied midlatitude shortwave cloud radiative responses to Southern Hemisphere circulation shifts MK Kelleher, KM Grise Atmospheric Science Letters 23 (1), e1068, 2022	5	2022
Variability in Projected North American Mean and Extreme Temperature and Precipitation Trends for the 21st Century: Model‐To‐Model Differences Versus Internal Variability MK Kelleher, KM Grise, DF Schmidt Earth's Future 11 (3), e2022EF003161, 2023		2023

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