Effects of grid spacing on high-frequency precipitation variance in coupled high-resolution global ocean–atmosphere models
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D. Menemenlis | S. Griffies | J. Farrar | B. Kirtman | R. Small | A. Molod | B. Arbic | J. Shriver | L. Laurindo | L. Brodeau | E. Strobach | Arin D. Nelson | E. Nyadjro | Amanda K. O’Rourke | L. Siqueira | Charles X. Light | Paige E. Martin | A. D. Nelson
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