ARM related research highlights

• Diurnal cycle of precipitation over the tropics and central U.S.

• Assessment of CMIP5 and 6 cloud and radiation simulations using ARM observations

• Assessment of warm and dry bias over ARM SGP site in E3SMv2 and E3SM-MMF

• Long-term single-column model intercomparison of diurnal cycle of precipitation

• Improving triggers in deep convective parameterizations using machine learning

• Local land-atmosphere coupling at Southern Great Plains: ARM data and climate model simulations

• ARM data-oriented metrics and diagnostics facilitates use of field data in climate model evaluation

• Improving diurnal cycle of precipitation with a new trigger: ARM observations and SCM tests

• Treating the effect of sloping terrain in the constrained variational analysis

• Understanding the simulated phase partitioning of arctic single-layer, mixed-phase clouds in E3SM

• Regional moisture budget and land-atmosphere coupling over the U.S. Southern Great Plains

• Impacts of heterogeneous distribution of cloud hydrometeors on mixed-phase cloud phase partitioning

• Understanding differences of ECOR and EBBR measurements and their impact on large-scale forcing

• Heterogeneity in warm‐season land‐atmosphere coupling over the U.S. Southern Great Plains

• The relative role of surface energy budget on the warm surface air temperature bias

• Diagnosis of the summertime warm bias in CMIP5 climate models at ARM's SGP site

• Introduction to CAUSES: weather and climate models' near-surface temperature errors near ARM's SGP observatory

• CAUSES: Attribution of radiation biases in NWP and climate models near the US Southern Great Plains

• The dependence of SCM precipitation and clouds on the spatial scale of large-scale forcing at SGP

• A Unique Look at Clouds and Their Radiative Impacts from the GoAmazon2014/15 Field Campaign