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Hemispheric Asymmetry of Phase Partition in Mixed‐Phase Clouds Based on Near Global‐Scale Airborne Observations

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This study demonstrates hemispheric differences in cloud phases in mixed-phase clouds, suggesting model adjustments are necessary.

The Southern Hemisphere exhibits higher occurrences of supercooled liquid water compared to the Northern Hemisphere.
Model evaluations reveal consistent overestimation of liquid water content in mixed-phase clouds across both hemispheres.
Investigation involved in situ observations from 14 flight campaigns alongside global climate model outputs.
Key processes affecting model biases in phase partitioning were identified through comprehensive evaluations.

Yang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This study demonstrates hemispheric differences in cloud phases in mixed-phase clouds, suggesting model adjustments are necessary.

The Southern Hemisphere exhibits higher occurrences of supercooled liquid water compared to the Northern Hemisphere.
Model evaluations reveal consistent overestimation of liquid water content in mixed-phase clouds across both hemispheres.
Investigation involved in situ observations from 14 flight campaigns alongside global climate model outputs.
Key processes affecting model biases in phase partitioning were identified through comprehensive evaluations.

Yang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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