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The Arctic may influence Eurasian extreme weather events in just two to three weeks
Researchers argue more robust research techniques are needed to fully understand immediate Arctic impact.
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A New Method to Improve Tropical Cyclone Intensity Forecasts
There are many reasons for model errors in short-term forecasts of tropical cyclone intensity. A new idea is proposed to solve the problems, based on the Nonlinear Forcing Singular Vector method,
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Verifying forecasts for major stratospheric sudden warmings
Whereas most previous studies employed single systems for a limited number of MSSWs, a new study sought to verify multi-system MSSW forecasts using hindcasts of four systems archived in the subseasonal-to-seasonal prediction project database.
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Record-setting ocean warmth continued in 2019
A new analysis shows the world's oceans were the warmest in 2019 than any other time in recorded human history, especially between the surface and a depth of 2,000 meters. The study, conducted by an international team of 14 scientists from 11 institutes across the world, also concludes that the past ten years have been the warmest on record for global ocean temperatures, with the past five years holding the highest record.
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Influence of Ice Particle Properties on Stratiform Cloud Precipitation
A new study presents in-situ observations of ice particle growth modes and habits in a stratiform cloud case from cloud imaging probes.
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