16 resultados para global climate
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- University of Washington (5)
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Several studies have shown that tropical heating variations at intraseasonal to interannual time scales may be associated with global climate anomalies. During the past decade, relatively high frequency (daily to weekly) variations in tropical convective activity have also been found to produce significant midlatitude responses within days to weeks. In this study, we investigate the processes by which individual tropical cyclones affect midlatitude weather and climate.