🇬🇧 Why do the extreme precipitation patterns observed in warm regions often not match theoretical expectations? 🇩🇪 Warum stimmen die beobachteten extremen Niederschlagsmuster in warmen Regionen oft nicht mit den theoretischen Erwartungen überein? ▶️ buff.ly/NeuozZv @sghausi.bsky.social

What drives variations in diurnal air temperature range? How does it respond to clouds? Does it carry signals of surface evaporative stress? What happens to DTR as the planet warms? Our new paper in @agu.org addresses these questions. @akleidon.bsky.social @kaighin.bsky.social

#EGU25: We will be in Vienna to share our latest insights on energetic constraints shaping maximum temperatures, temperature variations with altitude, and potential evaporation estimates. earthsystem.org/2025/04/25/e...

Touring India 2025: We were back in India, spending a week at the IIT Roorkee to teach a short course on the Second Law in the Earth System Science, giving talks and having discussions at IIT Gandhinagar, IIT Bombay, and IISER Pune and IITM. Find out more in this blogpost.

In their recent study, @sghausi.bsky.social, @yinglintian.bsky.social, @akleidon.bsky.social et al. find an increase in heavy #rainfall across continents after adjusting for #cloud -radiative effects, consistent with changes in atmospheric moisture with #GlobalWarming www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Check out the blogpost about our recent #Nature_commumications paper on extreme rainfall changes across continents. earthsystem.org/2025/01/03/n...

Clouds affect the link between extreme rainfall and rising temperatures by cooling the surface. Adjusting for this reveals that extreme rainfall aligns with climate model projections in warmer regions. doi.org/g8wdvd

Our new paper is out in #nature_communications. We show that observed variations in extreme precipitation-temperature sensitivities across continents can be explained by differences in cloud radiative effects. Read more here: www.nature.com/articles/s41....

Why extreme precipitation changes in a different manner with temperature cross continents? —mainly by cloud radiative effects! Check our latest paper in Nature Communications led by Sarosh Alam Ghausi! www.nature.com/articles/s41...