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The Sensitivity of DTR to the Increased CO2 over Mid-latitude Semi-dry Regions

Studying the global and regional climate variability and associated climatic impacts induced by different climate drivers (anthropogenic and natural climate forcings) is a subject of great interest [1-5]. The climatic impacts caused by these climate drivers are examined by analyzing their interactions with solar and terrestrial radiation. In this paper, we investigate the impact of anthropogenic radiative forcing, produced by the rise in the atmospheric concentrations of CO2, on the diurnal temperature range, especially, in the mid-latitude semi-dry region. We focus on the mid-latitude semi-dry region, as the climate of this region is very sensitive to the climatic changes and impacts caused by these internal and external climate drivers [1-5].