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The Relationship Between Stability and Boundary Layer Winds in the Trades
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Surface winds over the oceans are an essential component in the computation of wind stress and energy exchanges between the atmosphere and ocean. One technique to determine winds over large, uninstrumented oceanic regions ...
The Relationship of Low-Level Winds and Moisture to Convection in the Tropical Pacific
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Strong convection in the tropical Pacific is found to be enhanced when low-level winds are westerly and poleward directed. This means that winds which blow opposite to the normal easterly, equatorward trade-wind flow are ...
A TOVS Dataset for Study of the Tropical Atmosphere
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Temperature and moisture data from the TIROS Operational Vertical Sounder (TOVS) archives are examined for applicability to studies of the tropical atmosphere on time scales ranging from intraseasonal to interannual. ...
Marine Stratocumulus Convection. Part I: Governing Equations and Horizontally Homogeneous Solutions
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: A coupled, convective-radiative, boundary-layer model of marine stratocumulus clouds is presented. The model, which is a slight generalization of the cloud-topped, mixed-layer model of Lilly (1968), has as dependent variables ...
Marine Stratocumulus Convection. part II: Horizontally Inhomogeneous Solutions
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Solutions of the horizontally inhomogeneous version of the coupled, convective-radiative, cloud-topped mixed-layer model described in Part I of this study are presented. Both numerical and approximate analytical methods ...
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