Some of my results
Precipitation against temperature at the end of phase 3
This graph shows the results of several hundred ClimatePrediction.net
runs of Experiment 1. It shows the global precipitation increase for a
temperature increase at the end of phase 3. Unstable runs were
excluded. For temperature rises above about 4C the temperatures are
still rising at the end of phase 3 so these are not true climate
sensitivities to CO2. There are few results below 2C or above 6C so
outside these values the graph needs to be taken with a pinch of salt.
The changes in both precipitation and temperature were measured by eye
and are accurate to only about 0.25mm/day and 0.5C respectively.
Note that there is a gradual trailing off of the increase in
precipitation with bigger temperature rises.
A hot run
A few percent of the ClimatePrediction.net runs have high climate
sensitivities to CO2, this is one of mine.
Temperature
increase in degrees centigrade for the northern summer months.
Note the cold spot off south america, this is a known problem
(called a cold equator) with the slab model but is not present in the
coupled model used for phase 2 of the experiment.
precipitation changes
in mm/day for the northern summer months.
Note: scale values are missing, but blue areas are those with almost no
increase or decrease in precipitation
Note: that the precipitation increases are confined to a few places in
the tropics, and northern China. If a climate similar to this run came
to pass the amazon and african rainforests would be severely
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