Serial clustering of extratropical cyclones describes the passage of multiple cyclones over a
fixed location within a given time period. Such periods often result in high precipitation totals …

In recent decades, great progress has been made in our understanding of zonal jets across
many subjects-atmospheric science, oceanography, planetary science, geophysical fluid …

Comprehensive models of climate change projections have shown that the latitudinal band
of extratropical storms will likely shift poleward under global warming. Here we study this …

The Poleward Motion of Extratropical Cyclones from a Potential Vorticity Tendency Analysis in:
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences Volume 73 Issue 4 (2016) Jump to Content Jump to Main …

Generations of climate models exhibit biases in their representation of North Atlantic storm
tracks, which tend to be too far near the equator and too zonal. Additionally, models have …

The mid‐latitude extreme weather disasters are often associated with explosively
developing cyclones (ECs). Based on different vertical development characteristics, 4,608 …

Rossby wave-breaking events describe the last stage in the life cycle of baroclinic
atmospheric disturbances. These breaking events can strongly influence large-scale …

Surface cyclones that feed the western part of the North Pacific storm track and experience a
midwinter suppression originate from three regions: the East China Sea (∼ 30∘ N), the …

The future evolution of storm tracks, their intensity, shape, and location, is an important driver
of regional precipitation changes, cyclone-associated weather extremes, and regional …

Mechanisms driving the intensification and propagation direction of extratropical cyclones
are an active field of research. Dry-dynamic forcing factors have been established as …