This study reveals a pronounced out-of-phase relationship between surface air temperature
(SAT) anomalies over northeast Eurasia in boreal winter and the following summer during …

Surface air temperature (SAT) anomalies tend to persist from winter to the following spring
over the mid-to high latitudes of Eurasia. The present study compares two distinct cases of …

Surface air temperature (SAT) anomalies tend to persist from winter to the following spring
over the mid-to high latitudes of Eurasia. The present study compares two distinct cases of …

Despite the on-going global warming, recent winters in Eurasian mid-latitudes were much
colder than average. In an attempt to better understand the physical characteristics for cold …

The seasonal cycle (SC) anomalies of winter surface air temperature (SAT) over China
mainly include three modes: consistent changes throughout the winter, inverse changes in …

This study investigates interdecadal changes in the relationship between interannual
variations of boreal spring sea surface temperature (SST) in the North Atlantic and surface …

Abstract In 2010, the Northern Hemisphere, in particular Russia and Japan, experienced an
abnormally hot summer characterized by record-breaking warm temperatures and …

A remarkable feature of interannual climate variability is a robust link of wintertime
anomalies of surface air temperature (SAT) in northern Asia to pan-Atlantic SAT variations …

This study identifies a significantly positive relationship between summer surface air
temperature (SAT) anomalies over two remote regions in the Eurasian continent and North …

The formation mechanism responsible for the leading mode of the subseasonal variability of
wintertime surface air temperature (SAT) over Eurasia is investigated. The leading SAT …