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Abstract: ropical instability waves (TIWs) and equatorial Kelvin waves are dominant sources of intraseasonal variability in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, and both play important roles in the heat and momentum budgets of the large-scale ...

Abstract: mall-scale turbulent mixing in the upper Equatorial Undercurrent (EUC) of the eastern Pacific cold tongue is a critical component of the SST budget that drives variations in SST on a range of time scales. Recent observations ...

Abstract: Three chinook situations which occurred in southern Alberta during the winter of 1967?68 were studied using an instrumented aircraft. On the days of observation, local areas experienced warm air penetration toward the ...

Abstract: The influence of mesoscale features (e.g., irrigation projects, desert regions, patches of forest, cities, etc.) on the atmosphere is difficult to determine unless the sensors are very numerous or highly mobile. An ...

Abstract: The diapycnal motion in the stratified ocean near a sloping bottom boundary is studied using analytical solutions from one-dimensional boundary layer theory. Bottom-intensification of the diapycnal mixing intensity ensures ...

Abstract: Most meteorological soil moisture budgets do not account for soil moisture stress changes in the drying cycle or for changes in ground cover or expanding root system. A simple modulated technique is described which considers ...

Abstract: A vertical anemometer of the propeller type is described. The instrument is sensitive and economical and output is acceptable to most zero-center millivolt recorders. The voltage output reverses in polarity when the direction ...