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Simulation of climate change over europe using a nested regional‐climate model. II: Comparison of driving and regional model responses to a doubling of carbon dioxide

Results are assessed from a 10‐year simulation of the equilibrium response to doubled carbon dioxide (CO2) over Europe made with a nested high‐resolution regional‐climate model (RCM). the simulated changes are compared against those produced by the driving global general‐circulation model (GCM). the domain‐averaged increases in temperature and moisture content are similar in both models. Because of a stronger hydrological cycle the increases in precipitation and evaporation are larger in the RCM than in the GCM, whereas the reductions in lower and middle tropospheric relative humidity and cloud cover are smaller.