The stratospheric correlation coefficients for Larkhill and Lerwick have a significant minimum in the winter.doi:10.1002/qj.49708235106J. K. BannonA. GilchristJohn Wiley & Sons, LtdQuarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological SocietyBannon, J. K. and A. Gilchrist, 1956: Variation of temperature ...
The annual variation of temperature in Antarctica has interesting properties: it is largest in the stratosphere (50° to 60°C), smaller at the surface (20° to 40°C) and smallest in the troposphere (10°C). During the winter night the troposphere temperature decreases only slightly while ...
Several studies (Sharma et al., 2013; Shindell et al., 2008) found that European and North American emissions have a strong influence on the lower and midtropospheric concentrations particularly in spring and summer, while East Asian emissions dominate in the free troposphere. For forest fires,...
RMSEs of LST and temperature profiles in troposphere are about 1.6 K and 2 K, respectively; RMSE of WV is around 0.3 g/cm2. RMSE of LSE is less than 0.01 in the spectral interval from 10 μm to 14 μm (Wang et al. 2013). However, because ANNs perform like black boxes and can...
Shallow atmospheric circulationsaffecting the lower troposphere also occur, but the importance of their interaction with precipitation is unclear. Uncertainty in precipitation observationsand limited observations of shallow circulationsfurther obstruct our understanding of the ocean's influence on weather and ...
This large apparent sensitivity suggests that other correlated processes might also be at play, such as differential heating of the troposphere across a mean cloudiness and moisture front36. Conclusion There is growing recognition that accurate estimation of air–sea exchanges of heat, moisture, ...
These results indicate that coral bleaching is more often reported in summer than in other seasons, and the seasonality of coral bleaching is consistent with the seasonality of high-temperature events but not with high-temperature anomaly events. For the interannual variation, more than 50% of the...
The NP-NA wave trains are also evident in the MSLP anomalies associated with the two PC indices of both HX-3 and TX-3 (Fig. S2), indicating a barotropic structure of the large-scale circulation anomalies in the troposphere. When utilizing the area-averaged anomalies of HX-3 and TX-3, ...
Log In Sign Up Subjects Science Which ocean zone has the greatest temperature variation with increasing depth?Question:Which ocean zone has the greatest temperature variation with increasing depth?Oceanic zones:The oceans are known to covers more than 70% of the total surface of...
We analysed the persistence of each cluster type by joining in a single map all the 19-years LISA maps. We verified whether there were zones with different thermal behaviours over time by analysing the hourly variation in LST during the day and night, based on the different times of passage...