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On the Non‐Linear Nature of Long‐Term Sea Surface Temperature Global Trends by Martinez‐Lopez, B., Quintanar, A. I., Cabos‐Narvaez, W. D., Moreles, E.

“…The year‐to‐year rate and acceleration of the changes in global sea surface temperatures (SSTs) for 1870–2022 are determined using non‐linear techniques. Our…”
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Bias reduction in decadal predictions of West African monsoon rainfall using regional climate models by Paxian, A., Sein, D., Panitz, H.‐J., Warscher, M., Breil, M., Engel, T., Tödter, J., Krause, A., Cabos Narvaez, W. D., Fink, A. H., Ahrens, B., Kunstmann, H., Jacob, D., Paeth, H.

“…The West African monsoon rainfall is essential for regional food production, and decadal predictions are necessary for policy makers and farmers. However,…”
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Nonlinear Trends and Nonstationary Oscillations as Extracted From Annual Accumulated Precipitation at Mexico City by Martinez‐Lopez, B., Quintanar, A. I., Cabos‐Narvaez, W. D., Gay‐Garcia, C., Sein, D. V.

“…Extracted nonstationary oscillations and nonlinear trends of precipitation and sea surface temperature (SST) data reveal that rainfall variability in Mexico…”
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Behaviour of Quercus pollen in the air, determination of its sources and transport through the atmosphere of Mexico City and conurbated areas by Calderón-Ezquerro, M. C., Martinez-Lopez, B., Guerrero-Guerra, C., López-Espinosa, E. D., Cabos-Narvaez, W. D.

“…Pollen allergies have a remarkable clinical impact all over world. Quercus pollen is the main allergen in many parts of world. Due to the health impacts caused…”
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Scale interactions in the tropical Atlanticvariability simulated with a coupled GCM by W. D. Cabos Narváez, J. F. Álvarez García, M. J. O. Beviá

“…Warm and cold events in the Gulf of Guinea are an important feature in the interannual variability of the tropical Atlantic Ocean, and partly a manifestation…”
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Spatial and temporal analysis of the seasonal and interannual variability in the tropical Pacific simulated with a coupled GCM by J. F. Álvarez García, W. D. Cabos Narváez, M. J. O. Beviá

“…In the first part of this work, the dominant time scales that explain the tropical variability of the first SINTEX simulation (ECHAM4(T30)-ORCA) are identified…”
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