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Climate, Volume 13, Issue 6

June 2025 - 26 articles

Cover Story: The increase in greenhouse gases has caused a disruption in the Earth’s climate balance. Warming will continue until equilibrium is restored. The prevailing perspective is that this response occurs in a gradual, linear process. This paper challenges that assumption. The authors examined records of outgoing longwave (heat) and shortwave radiation from satellites, climate reanalysis models and coupled climate models for nonlinear behaviour. Additionally, they examined the fluctuations in ocean heat content. Their results indicate that the factors influencing Earth’s energy imbalance are highly dynamic, revealing complex thermodynamic behaviour, including self-regulation. They propose that climate is a naturally evolved heat engine with a complex structure that exhibits complex behaviour, identifiable in both model output and observations. View this paper
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Articles (26)

  • Article
  • Open Access
1 Citations
2,148 Views
31 Pages

19 June 2025

Precipitation is one of the main meteorological variables in climate research and long records provide a unique, long-term knowledge of climatic variability and extreme events. Moreover, they are a prerequisite for climate modeling and reanalyses. Li...

  • Review
  • Open Access
2 Citations
2,224 Views
17 Pages

18 June 2025

The subtropics are affected by severe climate change, which may induce heat stress in animals. Moreover, the region is significantly seasonal; hence, mitigating climate risks and implementing climate adaptation measures are necessary. Sustainable Dev...

  • Article
  • Open Access
3 Citations
3,279 Views
20 Pages

Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling for Flood Risk Assessment: A Case Study of Periyar River Basin, Kerala, India

  • S. Renu,
  • Beeram Satya Narayana Reddy,
  • Sanjana Santhosh,
  • Sreelekshmi,
  • V. Lekshmi,
  • S. K. Pramada and
  • Venkataramana Sridhar

18 June 2025

Floods pose a substantial threat to both life and property, with their frequency and intensity escalating due to climate change. A comprehensive hydrological and hydraulic modeling approach is essential for understanding flood dynamics and developing...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1,637 Views
17 Pages

16 June 2025

Climate change poses a significant threat to sustainability and may result in psychological distress, such as climate anxiety, which may play a critical role in influencing pro-environment behaviours. This study aimed to investigate how indirect expo...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1,480 Views
15 Pages

15 June 2025

Thunderstorms downbursts can be hazardous during aircraft landing and take-off. A warming climate increases low- to mid-level troposphere water vapor, typically transported from high sea-surface temperature regions. Consequently, the future occurrenc...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1,825 Views
30 Pages

15 June 2025

On 3 February 2006, a powerful Mediterranean cyclone instigated a widespread dust storm across Saudi Arabia. Meteorological observations from one station recorded strong westerly to southwesterly winds, with gusts reaching 40 m/s, accompanied by thun...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1 Citations
6,160 Views
33 Pages

12 June 2025

Hydropower is the main source of renewable energy and the most feasible for implementation in remote areas without access to conventional energy grids. Therefore, knowledge of actual, potential, and future perspectives of sustainable hydropower proje...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1,818 Views
14 Pages

11 June 2025

Climate change poses a significant threat to mental health, including the emergence of climate change anxiety (CCA). In this study, we examined whether exposure to climate-related events was associated with higher CCA through the mediating roles of c...

  • Article
  • Open Access
2,904 Views
23 Pages

Spatio-Temporal Meteorological Drought Distribution in the Upper Cheliff Basin (Algeria) Using SPI and SPEI Indices

  • Mohamed-Sadek Messis,
  • Katarzyna Kubiak-Wójcicka,
  • Azeddine Mebarki and
  • Abdelaaziz Merabti

10 June 2025

This study investigates the spatio-temporal distribution of meteorological drought in the upper Cheliff basin, Algeria, downstream of the Boughzoul dam, between September 1982 and August 2021. This research use two drought indices—the Standardi...

  • Article
  • Open Access
2 Citations
3,353 Views
28 Pages

10 June 2025

The reduction in and irregularity of spring precipitation in Iberian latitudes over the past few decades are well-documented. This study analyses the behaviour of the accumulated series of monthly and annual spring precipitation for a broad section o...

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