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The influence of Rossby waves emitted in the northeastern Pacific Ocean on the Northern Hemisphere’s atmosphere during summer is analysed using ERA5 reanalysis and a new large ensemble performed with the EC-Earth3 model. The Rossby Wave Sources (RWS) trigger wave-like patterns arising from the upper troposphere of the north-eastern Pacific region, causing a response around the Northern Hemisphere with alternating regions of po...
Seasonal precipitation forecast over Mexico based on a hybrid statistical–dynamical approachNARA Subscribed
We introduce a new hybrid scheme for seasonal precipitation prediction over the Mexican territory. The scheme takes as input sea surface temperature (SST) predicted from the ECMWF System 4 coupled model (Sys4) identifying three predictors, namely SST over the western Pacific (WP), eastern Pacific (EP) and tropical Atlantic (TA); these predictors are used to forecast precipitation on a high‐resolution grid via a multiple regres...
Annual and seasonal surface air temperature trends in MexicoNARA Subscribed
Maximum and minimum surface air temperatures ( T max , T min ) throughout Mexico were analysed to look for a regional sign of climate change. Temperature ( T ) records were divided into two periods: early (1940–1969) and recent (1970–2004); and the analysis was performed for the four seasons plus the annual average. For these 20 cases, and for each of ∼1400 selected stations, time series were constructed and their linear trend...
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