Generating Climate Patterns from CMIP6 Models

[mo-gregmunday]

Description

Generates climate patterns + EBM parameters from 18 CMIP6 models (number of models to be increased)

This PR will be replaced by #2785 and a further PR in the future.

• Closes Generating Climate Patterns from CMIP6 Models #2701
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[zklaus]

This seems to have come a long way, but the current status is a bit unclear. @mo-gregmunday, if you think this is ready to be integrated, please resolve the conflicts and ping your reviewer. It it still needs some work, consider converting it back to draft state (there is a link Still in progress? Convert to draft in the column on the right just below the Reviewers section), if you need some help, feel free to holler.

[mo-gregmunday]

Thanks @zklaus , I think perhaps it would be easiest to explain what's been happening with this over the phone - would you be free for a Zoom call at some point this week?

[zklaus]

Sorry, @mo-gregmunday, saw this too late. We can try next week? Shoot me an email if you have time.