Abstract: he impact of sea surface temperature (SST) bias correction on seasonal North Atlantic hurricane retrospective forecasts is examined with the Florida State University/Center for Ocean?Atmospheric Prediction Studies (FSU/COAPS) ...

Abstract: he effects on early and late twenty-first-century North Atlantic tropical cyclone statistics resulting from imposing the patterns of maximum/minimum phases of the observed Atlantic multidecadal oscillation (AMO) onto ...

Abstract: statistical model for the intensity of the strongest hurricanes has been developed and a new methodology introduced for estimating the sensitivity of the strongest hurricanes to changes in sea surface temperature. Here, ...

Abstract: f broad scientific and public interest is the reliability of global climate models (GCMs) to simulate future regional and local tropical cyclone (TC) occurrences. Atmospheric GCMs are now able to generate vortices resembling ...

Abstract: This study is based on a global coupled atmosphere?ocean model climate prediction that was designed to include 14 layers over the atmosphere and 17 layers within the ocean. In this model an 11-yr data assimilation includes ...

Abstract: In this paper the performance of a multimodel ensemble forecast analysis that shows superior forecast skills is illustrated and compared to all individual models used. The model comparisons include global weather, hurricane ...