Winter Mid-Tropospheric Weather Regimes in the Eastern North Pacific

Low, Yeechian; Atallah, Eyad; Gyakum, John

doi:10.26443/msurj.v14i1.47

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Winter Mid-Tropospheric Weather Regimes in the Eastern North Pacific

2019
By Low, Yeechian ; Atallah, Eyad ; Gyakum, John

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Journal Title:

McGill Science Undergraduate Research Journal
Personal Author:

Low, Yeechian ; Atallah, Eyad ; Gyakum, John
NOAA Program & Office:

NWS (National Weather Service)
Description:

The eastern North Pacific (ENPac) is a region of climatologically significant cyclone activity, often associated with extreme weather in North America. Regions of high (ridges) and low (troughs) 500- hPa height typically drive this activity. We identify 500-hPa height time variability extremes as “regimes.” Our objectives are to determine the regimes’ characteristics, predictability, and relationships to North American extreme weather.
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McGill Science Undergraduate Research Journal, 14(1), 12-16
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https://doi.org/10.26443/msurj.v14i1.47
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1718-0783 ; 1718-0775
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McGill University Library and Archives
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Journal Article
Funding:

Grant no. NA16NWS4680018
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