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English: Chart showing relation of the ability to attribute specific extreme events to global warming, as a function of general understanding of the influence of global warming on different types of extreme events
  • Source: Lindsey, Rebecca. Extreme event attribution: the climate versus weather blame game. Climate.gov. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) (15 December 2016). Archived from the original on 9 June 2024. "Graphic adapted from Figure 4.7 in NAS 2016."
  • Source explains: "Scientists' confidence in studies to detect the influence of global warming on a specific extreme event (vertical axis) depends on the level of scientific knowledge about how global warming will affect the atmospheric processes that produce those types of events. Graphic adapted from Figure 4.7 in NAS 2016."
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Chart showing relation of the ability to attribute specific extreme events to global warming, as a function of general understanding of the influence of global warming on different types of extreme events

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