'Storm tracks' presentation slideshows

Changes in extra-tropical and tropical storms in the 21st century

Changes in extra-tropical and tropical storms in the 21st century. Professor Lennart Bengtsson ESSC, University of Reading, UK. Changes in extra-tropical and tropical storm tracks in the 21st century.

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Landscapes and Climate

David S. Battisti University of Washington. Landscapes and Climate. The Annual Mean Precipitation Storminess and Climate Mountains -> Circulation -> Weather Extreme Precipitation Events and Climate: Can we know about them using climate models?. Landscapes and Climate.

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Landscapes and Climate

David S. Battisti University of Washington. Landscapes and Climate. The Annual Mean Precipitation Storminess and Climate Mountains -> Circulation -> Weather Extreme Precipitation Events and Climate: Can we know about them using climate models?. Landscapes and Climate.

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West Florida Shelf Hurricane Surge Simulation Region

A Three Dimensional Numerical Study of Storm Surges Along the West Florida Coast by Huijun Yang and Robert H. Weisberg College of Marine Science University of South Florida St. Petersburg, Florida. West Florida Shelf Hurricane Surge Simulation Region.

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The Pre-Industrial European Climate What were the dominant mechanisms?

The Pre-Industrial European Climate What were the dominant mechanisms?. Lennart Bengtsson with Kevin Hodges ESSC, Reading and Erich Roeckner Renate Brokopf MPI, Hamburg.

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Precipitation and Cloud Structure in Midlatitude Cyclones

Precipitation and Cloud Structure in Midlatitude Cyclones. Rob Wood with Paul Field, NCAR. stable. unstable. Why cyclones?. Solberg (1928) examined all types of waves in the atmosphere using a two-level baroclinic model:. Short waves stabilized by gravity

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Chapter 8 Weather

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Systematic Errors in the ECMWF Forecasting System

Systematic Errors in the ECMWF Forecasting System. Thomas Jung. ECMWF. Introduction. Two principal sources of forecast error: Uncertainties in the initial conditions Model error. How to identify model errors?. Relaxation experiments (Klinker)

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ATM S 542 Synoptic Meteorology Overview

ATM S 542 Synoptic Meteorology Overview. Gregory J. Hakim University of Washington, Seattle, USA. www.atmos.washington.edu/~hakim. Vertical structure of the atmosphere. Atmospheric phenomena by horizontal scale. Potential vorticity. Tropopause. Overview. Asymptotic methods

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Storm Track Predictability from Seasonal to Decadal Scales

Storm Track Predictability from Seasonal to Decadal Scales. Gilbert P. Compo and Prashant D. Sardeshmukh NOAA-CIRES Climate Diagnostics Center. Compo, G.P., and P.D. Sardeshmukh, 2004, J. Climate, 17 , 3701-3270. Outline. Introduction to Northern Hemisphere storm tracks and ENSO effects

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North Atlantic SSTs as a link between wintertime NAO and the following spring climate

North Atlantic SSTs as a link between wintertime NAO and the following spring climate. IVANA HERCEG-BULI?. Andrija Mohorovi?i? Geophysical Institute, University of Zagreb, Croatia Fred Kucharski

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Transient Atmospheric Circulation Response to An Instantaneous Doubling of Carbon Dioxide

GloDecH Meeting LDEO Jan-13-2011. Transient Atmospheric Circulation Response to An Instantaneous Doubling of Carbon Dioxide. Yutian Wu Department of Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics Columbia University. Supervised by: Drs. Mingfang Ting, Richard Seager and Mark Cane

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Midlatitude Cyclones (Storms)

Midlatitude Cyclones (Storms). Extratropical cyclone or wave cyclone or frontogenesis or storm Low pressure area with counter-clockwise circulation. Atmosphere collects water as water vapor in evaporation from oceans, lakes. It is returned via precipitation, often caused by storms.

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Midlatitude Cyclones (Storms)

Midlatitude Cyclones (Storms). Extratropical cyclone or wave cyclone or frontogenesis or storm Low pressure area with counter-clockwise circulation. Atmosphere collects water as water vapor in evaporation from oceans, lakes. It is returned via precipitation, often caused by storms.

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Cyclone composites in the real world and ACCESS

Cyclone composites in the real world and ACCESS. Pallavi Govekar, Christian Jakob, Michael Reeder and Jennifer Catto. Introduction. The energy budget of the southern hemisphere is poorly represented in nearly all climate models (Trenberth and Fasullo, 2010), with

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2010 Hurricane Tracking Bob Harris

2010 Hurricane Tracking Bob Harris. GIS Final Project. Procedure. Download data of all 21 Atlantic storms from http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gis/ Import all data into ArcMap Data includes positions, tracks, radii, and windswaths Also import country borderlines. Storm Positions. Procedure.

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2. WRF model configuration and initial conditions

Distinct Structure and Intensity in Hurricanes Katrina and Ophelia (2005). Jie Ming 1,2 and Shuyi S. Chen 1 1 RSMAS/University of Miami 2 Department of Atmospheric Sciences, Nanjing University. 1. Introduction

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