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Table 1. Description of sensitivity tests used in the text, including the case short name (including the microphysics scheme used), a brief description, and the type of experiment
Figure 1. Warm 2 (W2) off-line tests of (a) time-averaged cloud mass (g kg −1 ), (b) time series of surface rain rate (mm h −1 ), (c) time- time-averaged rain mass (g kg − 1 ), (d) time series of albedo, time-averaged (e) autoconversion and (f) accretion r
Figure 3. Albedo change by different sensitivity (dA) terms from different warm rain cases
Figure 5. As for Fig. 3 but for standard case (KK2000) in black and two other autoconversion schemes: SB2001 (blue) and K2013 (red); see text for details.
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