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  1. Failing a perfect model test shows that the results aren't stable and suggests a fundamental inability of the models to predict the climate. The ultimate test for a climate model is the accuracy of its predictions. But the models predicted that there would be much greater warming between 1998 and 2014 than actually happened.
  2. When it came to studying the future changes to Earth, IPCC reported results from all the models based on degree of warming: 1.5°C, 2°C, 3°C. That allowed useful information from the hot models to be used, even if they reach those thresholds too fast. Hot mess. Because of problems rendering clouds, some climate models run hot.
  3. Projections of how the atmospheric circulation may change in response to increased greenhouse gases are made using climate models. On average, climate models project that during winter, the North Atlantic jet stream will strengthen in the core and weaken along the northern and southern flanks (6-8).This has been referred as a "squeezing" or "narrowing" of the jet stream and has been ...
  4. thebulletin.org

    In this way, global climate models are correctly arriving at the mean sea surface temperature warming, but missing the real-life regional variation. But how the ocean warms has enormous implications for global climate sensitivity, or how much the Earth as a whole will warm.
  5. theconversation.com

    Climate models have been thoroughly and critically tested against observations and are able to simulate with fair accuracy the component of climate change caused by human emissions of greenhouse ...
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