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Tropical Convective Activities Related to Summer Rainfall Anomaly in China


doi: 10.1007/s00376-000-0048-z

  • The paper presents the SVD-revealed relation of the tropical convection anomaly patterns to the summer rainfall counterparts of China, indicating that a) the ENSO-associated tropical convection anomaly is highly advantageous but the corresponding rainfall anomaly can only account for 10.3% of total variance, the rainfall anomaly related to tropical monsoon variation with the northern South China Sea as the center of convection abnormality for 18.8% and to the variation inside the tropical monsoon for 11.2%; b) the ENSO-related summer precipitation anomaly displays a pattern of excessive rainfall in the south and deficit in the north, the anomaly relative to the tropical monsoon variation a pattern of more precipitation in the Yangtze River valleys and less in North, Northeast and South China, and that in relation to the variation within the tropical monsoon a pattern of two rainbands, one in the Yangtze River valleys and the other in North China.
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Manuscript received: 10 January 2000
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Tropical Convective Activities Related to Summer Rainfall Anomaly in China

  • 1. Department of Atmospheric Sciences; Nanjing Institute of Meteorology; Nanjing 210044,Department of Atmospheric Sciences; Nanjing Institute of Meteorology; Nanjing 210044,Anhui Meteorological Center; Hefei 230061

Abstract: The paper presents the SVD-revealed relation of the tropical convection anomaly patterns to the summer rainfall counterparts of China, indicating that a) the ENSO-associated tropical convection anomaly is highly advantageous but the corresponding rainfall anomaly can only account for 10.3% of total variance, the rainfall anomaly related to tropical monsoon variation with the northern South China Sea as the center of convection abnormality for 18.8% and to the variation inside the tropical monsoon for 11.2%; b) the ENSO-related summer precipitation anomaly displays a pattern of excessive rainfall in the south and deficit in the north, the anomaly relative to the tropical monsoon variation a pattern of more precipitation in the Yangtze River valleys and less in North, Northeast and South China, and that in relation to the variation within the tropical monsoon a pattern of two rainbands, one in the Yangtze River valleys and the other in North China.

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