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Miguel A. Cahuich-López,Ismael Mariño-Tapia,Alejandro José Souza,Gerardo Gold-Bouchot,Mark Cohen,David Valdés-Lozano
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The balance between synoptic and sea breeze atmospheric phenomena can profoundly influence atmospheric circulation in coastal regions. In this paper, a comprehensive study to understand the quasi-permanent patterns of such variability over the surface wi...
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Anupam Kumar, Edmond Y.M. Lo and Adam D. Switzer
Strong cold surge events (CSEs) are some of the most distinct winter weather events in East Asia, impacting natural ecosystems and over 100 million individuals. The impact of such extreme CSEs as driven by synoptic systems is direct and immediate. Change...
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Pablo Lorente, Silvia Piedracoba, Marcos G. Sotillo and Enrique Álvarez-Fanjul
The present work focuses on the long-term coastal monitoring of the Atlantic surface inflow into the Mediterranean basin through the Strait of Gibraltar. Hourly current maps provided during 2016?2017 by a High Frequency radar (HFR) system were used to ch...
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Christos H. Halios, Helena A. Flocas, Costas G. Helmis, Dimosthenis N. Asimakopoulos and Panagiotis G. Mouschouras
Linking synoptic circulation patterns to specific environmental problems is of significance in the Eastern Mediterranean region, which is characterized by increased seasonal climatic variability and a wealth of distinct weather patterns. This study aims ...
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A. M. RAMOS,F. C. CONDE,D. S. MOREIRA,S. R. FREITAS,E. W. M. LUCAS
Strong rainfall events have unquestionably one of the largest economic and social impacts of any atmospheric phenomena. The purpose of this paper is to simulate the weather conditions associated with the heavy precipitation episode during 11-13 March 200...
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M. CONY,L. MARTÍN,E. HERNÁNDEZ,T. DEL TESO
This paper describes a trend analysis which has been performed in the annual frequency of extremely hot days (EHD) in Europe and the identification of synoptic patterns that contribute to the generation of extreme high temperature events. In order to do ...
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M. CONY,E. HERNÁNDEZ,T. DEL TESO
A homogenized database of minimum temperatures from 135 observatories distributed around Europe was analyzed in order to estimate trends and to determine the main synoptic weather patterns that contribute to an extremely cold day (ECD). An ECD is def...
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NELSON J. FERREIRA,A. A. CORREIA,MARÍA C.V. RAMÍREZ
This paper analyzes the synoptic scale features of the upper and lower level tropospheric circulation over tropical South America during the first Atmospheric Mesoscale Campaign in the Wet Season (WETAMC) of the Large Scale Biosphere ? Atmosphere Expe...
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SILVINA A. SOLMAN,MARIO N. NÚÑEZ,P. R. ROWNTREE
An evaluation of the Hadley Centre atmospheric general circulation model, HadAM2b, is presented, focusing on the ability of the model to simulate Southern Hemisphere (SH) transient disturbances. An assessment is also made of the effect of changing re...
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ERNEST C. KUNG,JONQ-GONG CHERN
A synoptic classification of observed anomaly fields of the monthly global sea surface temperatures (SSTs) is presented for the period of 1955-1993. The monthly anomaly fields are grouped into characteristic seven types. The Northern Hemisphere tropos...
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