Extratropical cyclones have long been known to be important for midlatitude weather. It is
therefore important that our current state‐of‐the‐art climate models are able to realistically …

Floods do have multiple aspects: they are integral phenomena by nature. In this paper we
deal with the meteorological aspects, which need to be adequately understood in order to …

A Positive Feedback Process Related to the Rapid Development of an Extratropical Cyclone
over the Kuroshio/Kuroshio Extension in: Monthly Weather Review Volume 146 Issue 2 (2018) …

The rapid intensification of extratropical cyclones (ETCs) around the Korean peninsula and
their surface impacts are investigated by detecting and tracking ETCs in East Asia using …

At the end of June 2020, an explosive extratropical cyclone was responsible for an
environment in which a squall line developed and caused life and economic losses in Santa …

Intense synoptic‐scale storms have been more frequently observed over the Arctic during
recent years. Specifically, a superstorm hit the Arctic Ocean in August 2012 and preceded a …

The surface pressure tendency equation (SPTE) is an important theoretical tool in
understanding the development of weather systems, with various forms being proposed over …

Explosive cyclone development has been shown to be a positive feedback process,
however what causes this to end is an open question. We employ the perturbation potential …

Statistical characteristics and composite synoptic-scale environmental conditions of
explosive cyclones (ECs) over the Japan Sea and Kuroshio/Kuroshio Extension are …

Explosive cyclones (ECs) occur frequently over the Japan Sea. The most rapidly intensifying
EC over the Japan Sea during the 44-year period 1979–2022, in the cold season (October …