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Climate predictive signals for the Mediterranean region – MedCOF I

Explore climate predictive signals for the Mediterranean region including ENSO, AO/NAO status, snow cover, and SST predictions. Detailed analysis from research by Mariotti et al. (2002) and Bojariu et al. (2008). Preliminary indicators emphasize NAO phases, SST anomalies, and snow cover trends. Stay informed to anticipate upcoming weather patterns.

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Climate predictive signals for the Mediterranean region – MedCOF I

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  1. Climate predictive signals for the Mediterranean region – MedCOF I

  2. Mariotti et al. (2002) ENSO –current situation

  3. AO/NAO –current situation and next weeks situation

  4. CCA 1 snow/SLP Snow cover predictive signal

  5. May SST predictive signal

  6. Snow cover signal CCA1 u300/SLP

  7. May SST signal CCA1 SST/SLP

  8. Snow cover signal CCA2 u300/SLP

  9. Bojariu et. al, 2008 Snow cover signal CCA2 u300/SLP

  10. May SST signal CCA2 SST/SLP

  11. May SST signal CCA3 SST/SLP

  12. Snow cover signal ROC maps of predicted SLP from u 300 hPa

  13. May SST signal ROC maps of predicted SLP from u 300 hPa

  14. SLP forecast Reference period 1981-2010 –snow cover signal

  15. SLP forecast Reference period 1981-2010 –May SST

  16. SLP forecast Reference period 1971-2001

  17. SLP forecast Reference period 1971-2001 – May SST

  18. SLP forecast Reference period 1961-1990

  19. SLP forecast Reference period 1961-1990 –May SST

  20. Preliminary indicators (CPT-derived) • May SST indicator and snow related indicator suggest opposite NAO phases; • SST anomalies reflect past conditions mostly related to late negative phase of NAO in March 2013 –a short episode; • Snow-related indicator seems to be consistent with model predictive information;

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