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 …

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 …

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 …

In this study, the year‐to‐year variability of surface air temperature (SAT) over China in
winter was investigated during 1961–2014. The results indicate that the year‐to‐year SAT …

This study investigates the variability of summer surface air temperature (SAT) over northern
Eurasia and its precursory signals in the tropical Atlantic and northern Asian land. The …

Recent observations showed that boreal winter exhibits significant cooling events in the
Eurasian and North American continents despite the global warming trend. To better …

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 …

This study employs the ERA5 and JRA55 monthly reanalysis datasets to examine the
intraseasonal impact of the Scandinavian (SCA) teleconnection pattern on the surface air …