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Muhammed El-Tahan
The long-term temporal trends and spatial distribution of Ozone (O3) over Egypt is presented using monthly data from both the Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS) and the model Modern-Era Retrospective analysis for Research and Applications (ME...
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Thomas Rickenbach
The association between instantaneous extreme precipitation and mesoscale organization over the southeastern United States is not well known. This study addresses whether isolated precipitation features have a distinct distribution and spatial pattern of...
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Yehui Zhang, Jiawei Xu, Na Yang and Ping Lan
The spatial and temporal variations in global precipitable water (PW) derived from satellite and radiosonde observations during 2007–2016 are compared and analyzed in this study. The two observations show a good agreement in global spatiotemporal d...
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Hui Shi, Qingqing He and Wenting Zhang
A substantial number of studies have analyzed how driving factors impact aerosols, but they have been little concerned with the spatial heterogeneity of aerosols and the factors that impact aerosols. The spatial distributions of the aerosol optical depth...
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Jessica M. Kleiss, Erin A. Riley, Charles N. Long, Laura D. Riihimaki, Larry K. Berg, Victor R. Morris and Evgueni Kassianov
We develop a new approach that resolves cloud area distributions of single-layer shallow cumuli from ground-based observations. Our simple and computationally inexpensive approach uses images obtained from a Total Sky Imager (TSI) and complementary infor...
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