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In September–November 2022, south-eastern Australia (SEA) experienced its wettest spring in the 126-year record, causing widespread and long-lasting flooding in the region. During this season, large-scale oceanic and atmospheric circulation conditions that generally drive SEA rainfall variations in spring were conducive to higher-than-normal rainfall over SEA: moderate La Niña and negative phase of the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD...
The goal of this study is to advance an automated and objective scheme for the identification of cold fronts over the Mediterranean based on wind‐related criteria, MedFTS, by further incorporating thermal criteria, in order to improve the identification of cold fronts on a climatological basis. These thermal criteria are related to cold advection and the thermal front parameter, and their individual or combined contribution is...
Anchoring of atmospheric teleconnection patterns by Arctic Sea ice loss and its link to winter cold anomalies in East AsiaNARA Subscribed
In this paper, the physical processes underlying recent winter cold anomalies over East Asia (EA) are examined via statistical analysis. It is found that the EA cold anomaly depends on the warming in the North Atlantic, sea ice loss in the Barents–Kara Sea (BKS), and atmospheric teleconnection patterns. Specifically, the sea ice loss in the BKS can anchor teleconnection patterns originating from different North Atlantic sea su...
Taxonomy of the order Mononegavirales: second update 2018NARA Subscribed