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    Why Do Model Tropical Cyclones Grow Progressively in Size and Decay in Intensity after Reaching Maturity? 

    Source: Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences:;2015:;Volume( 073 ):;issue: 002:;page 487
    Author(s): Kilroy, Gerard; Smith, Roger K.; Montgomery, Michael T.
    Publisher: American Meteorological Society
    Abstract: he long-term behavior of tropical cyclones in the prototype problem for cyclone intensification on an f plane is examined using a nonhydrostatic, three-dimensional numerical model. After reaching a mature intensity, the ...
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    Why Do Model Tropical Cyclones Intensify More Rapidly at Low Latitudes? 

    Source: Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences:;2014:;Volume( 072 ):;issue: 005:;page 1783
    Author(s): Smith, Roger K.; Kilroy, Gerard; Montgomery, Michael T.
    Publisher: American Meteorological Society
    Abstract: he authors examine the problem of why model tropical cyclones intensify more rapidly at low latitudes. The answer to this question touches on practically all facets of the dynamics and thermodynamics of tropical cyclones. ...
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    Comments on “How Much Does the Upward Advection of the Supergradient Component of Boundary Layer Wind Contribute to Tropical Cyclone Intensification and Maximum Intensity?” 

    Source: Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences:;2020:;volume( 077 ):;issue: 012:;page 4377
    Author(s): Smith, Roger K.;Kilroy, Gerard;Montgomery, Michael T.
    Publisher: American Meteorological Society
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