Nature Geoscience Article

An exciting new paper titled 'Twenty-five winters of unexpected Eurasian cooling unlikely due to Arctic sea-ice loss' by CanSISE Research Associate Kelly McCusker and colleagues John Fyfe and Michael Sigmond is now available from Nature Geoscience.

'Georgian's Freeze' by Raymond Erwin Nikyuluw

"Winter cooling over Eurasia has been suggested to be linked to Arctic sea-ice loss. Climate model simulations reveal no evidence for such a link and instead suggest that a persistent atmospheric circulation pattern is responsible."

Link - http://www.nature.com/ngeo/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/ngeo2820.html

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