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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation (AMO)"”.
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Teleconnective Influences on the Strength of Post-tropical Cyclones
… time period, 47% of all tropical systems in the Atlantic Basin transitioned to post-tropical storms. These storms are capable of producing hurricaneforce winds, torrential, flooding rains and storm surge that floods coastal areas. This study adds to previous climatological work by completing a …
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Rainfall variability and availability of water resources in the last 40 years in Western Bahia, Brazil
… the interaction of large-scale (represented by Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation – AMO) and mesoscale (topography) processes can affect the region’s climate variability. Precipitation and river discharge data indicate a continued reduction. Precipitation has decreased by 11.5% since 1980s. The …
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The Asian Summer Precipitation Over The Past Five Centuries
… of RAP, including a biennial El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) mode, a low-frequency ENSO mode, a central Pacific El Niño-like decadal mode, and an interdecadal mode. It is shown that the relationship between the RAP and ENSO is ENSO phase-dependent since 1470. Two major modes of interannual …
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Quasi-periodic oscillations in observed and simulated temperatures, and implications for the future
… of the major modes of natural variability (i.e., AMO, ENSO, PDO, NAO) are still not simulated accurately. Furthermore, we find that some modes of low-frequency variability have not been yet identified, due to the shortness of the instrumental record and the resulting signal-to-noise detection …