'Extratropical cyclones' presentation slideshows

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Cyclones are classified as tropical or extratropical based on

Cyclones are classified as tropical or extratropical based on. their sustained wind speeds and lowest atmospheric pressure. whether they originate in the Northern or Southern Hemisphere. their place of origin and temperature of their core region.

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Systematic Errors (Part II)

Systematic Errors (Part II). Thomas Jung European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts. Scope of Part II. Sensitivity to horizontal resolution some recent results some more diagnostics Some methods for understanding the origin of systematic model. Experimental Setup.

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Announcements

Announcements. Last lab group hand in kits Friday. If you were absent on Friday and have an excuse, see me ASAP to schedule a makeup exam. Second exam and first homework will likely be handed back after the election.

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NATS 101 Section 13: Lecture 22

NATS 101 Section 13: Lecture 22. Fronts. Last time we talked about how air masses are created. When air masses meet, or clash, the transition zone is called a front.

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Wind Field Trends in Hurricane Force Extratropical Cyclones from Satellite Scatterometry

Wind Field Trends in Hurricane Force Extratropical Cyclones from Satellite Scatterometry. Zorana Jelenak Paul S. Chang Khalil Ahmad Qi Zhu NOAA/NESDIS/StAR and Joseph Sienkiewicz NOAA/NCEP/OPC. ASCAT. NOAA P3 Flight Experiment. QuikSCAT.

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T-NAWDEX THORPEX - North Atlantic Waveguide and Downstream Impact Experiment

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Conditional symmetric instability and the development of sting jets

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Identification of sting-jet extratropical cyclones in ERA-Interim

EGU General Assembly 2010 04 May 2010 Vienna, Austria. Identification of sting-jet extratropical cyclones in ERA-Interim. Oscar Martinez-Alvarado ( O.MartinezAlvarado@reading.ac.uk ) Suzanne Gray Department of Meteorology University of Reading. Sting Jets.

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About right

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Mirseid G. Akperov and Igor I. Mokhov

T endencies of change for different characteristics of extratropical cyclones in the Northern Hemisphere. Mirseid G. Akperov and Igor I. Mokhov. A. M. Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, RAS, Moscow, Russia. Aim of work:.

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Rainfall projections relating to extratropical cyclone occurrence in eastern Australia

Relationship between the diagnostic and heavy rainfall events The diagnostic was found to provide a good indication of heavy rainfall events, with the proportion of events identified increasing for increasing amounts of rainfall (Fig. 3). Applicability to GCMs

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