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Links between the rainfall regime in Israel and location and intensity of Cyprus lowsNARA Subscribed
The interannual variations and the spatial distribution of rainfall in the Mediterranean and semi‐arid regions of Israel are analysed with respect to variations in the occurrence of the typical synoptic systems of the Eastern Mediterranean. The synoptic analysis is based on a daily, semi‐objective synoptic classification (Alpert et al. , 2004a ). The study covers the months November–March, in which 90% of the annual rainfall i...
A new seasons definition based on classified daily synoptic systems: an example for the eastern MediterraneanNARA Subscribed
A new definition for seasons based on a synoptic classification is introduced. It uses the automatically classified daily synoptic systems. For the eastern Mediterranean (EM), the temporal distribution of the synoptic systems over 53 years enables a proper definition of the timing and duration of the cold rainy, warm dry and of the transition seasons. Comparisons with the astronomical, meteorological and the temperature‐based...
Semi‐objective classification for daily synoptic systems: application to the eastern Mediterranean climate changeNARA Subscribed
Semi‐objective classification of daily 1200 UTC synoptic systems was carried out by a discriminant‐like analysis of the National Center for Environmental Prediction–National Center for Atmospheric Research reanalysis data over the eastern Mediterranean (EM) for 1948–2000. An example for a climate change application is given by the analysis of trends in the annual frequencies of the synoptic systems. The frequencies of the most...
Easterly Wind Storms over IsraelNARA Subscribed
Red Sea Trough/cyclone development ? Numerical investigationNARA Subscribed
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