Measurements from an Antarctic expedition have highlighted a stubborn problem in climate modeling: some leading simulations make low clouds over the Southern Ocean too common, yet still do not deliver enough heat to the surface below.
That matters because the Southern Ocean strongly influences the planet’s climate system — and as SciTechDaily reported, even modest mistakes in that area can affect projections of warming, sea ice change, and regional weather…
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