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ON THE ASYMMETRY OF THE MIDDLE-LATITUDE CIRCUMPOLAR CURRENT
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Evidence is presented that the circumpolar current of temperature latitudes often is not symmetric about the earth's axis of rotation. This asymmetry, which varies with time, is frequently so large that the ?zonal index? ...
AN ANALYSIS OF HURRICANE CLEO (1958) BASED ON DATA FROM RESEARCH RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: The structure of hurricane Cleo (1958) is presented, based on observations of wind, temperature, pressure, humidity, clouds, and precipitation obtained from three research reconnaissance aircraft of the National Hurricane ...
A Measurement of the Velocity Field of a Cumulus Cloud
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: A 3-hr flight of a constant-volume balloon which is entrained into a cumulus congestus cloud and lifted to an altitude of nearly 3 km provides an opportunity to determine the trajectory and vertical velocity of the balloon ...
A STUDY OF VARIATIONS OF THE GENERAL CIRCULATION
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Changes of the general circulation, especially the strength of the upper westerlies, over 28 months are investigated quantitatively.The role of the high troposphere, represented by the 300-mb level, is stressed and it is ...
Improving Seasonal Hurricane Predictions for the Atlantic Basin
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: This paper demonstrates that improved forecasts of the annual number of hurricanes in the Atlantic tropical basin are possible by separating tropical-only hurricanes from hurricanes influenced by extratropical factors. It ...
A LOW-LEVEL JET IN THE TROPICS
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: A temporary mesoscale network of pilot balloon stations on a tropical island (Barbados, West Indies) revealed the existence of a low-level jet at 700 m above mean sea level, with a maximum wind near 40 m/s and a duration ...