TELECONNECTION OF THE DOMINANT SPATIAL PATTERNS OF THE SEASONAL 500 hPa GPH FIELD

Zhang Mingli

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TELECONNECTION OF THE DOMINANT SPATIAL PATTERNS OF THE SEASONAL 500 hPa GPH FIELD

Zhang Mingli

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Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Academia Sinica, Beijing

Zhang Mingli

doi: 10.1007/BF02656788

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Abstract:
The dominant spatial patterns of the seasonal 500 hPa GPH field is induced by the EOF analysis. In winter, the first and fourth eigenvector show that the PEA and PNA-like anomalous flow pattern will prevail when the temporal coefficient is negative. Through the variation of the temporal coefficient of the eigen-vector, prevailing of these flow patterns is significantly related to the variation of SST in equatorial Pacific. These relationships are insignificant in other three seasons.
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TELECONNECTION OF THE DOMINANT SPATIAL PATTERNS OF THE SEASONAL 500 hPa GPH FIELD

Zhang Mingli

1. Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Academia Sinica, Beijing

Manuscript received: 1988-10-10
Manuscript revised: 1988-10-10

Abstract: The dominant spatial patterns of the seasonal 500 hPa GPH field is induced by the EOF analysis. In winter, the first and fourth eigenvector show that the PEA and PNA-like anomalous flow pattern will prevail when the temporal coefficient is negative. Through the variation of the temporal coefficient of the eigen-vector, prevailing of these flow patterns is significantly related to the variation of SST in equatorial Pacific. These relationships are insignificant in other three seasons.