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... 2007. Phase speed spectra and the recent poleward shift of Southern Hemisphere surface westerlies.
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... 2012. Simulated Siberian snow cover response to observed Arctic sea ice loss, 1979 2008.
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... 2013. Implications of Arctic sea ice changes for North Atlantic deep convection and the meridional overturning circulation in CCSM4-CMIP5 simulations.
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... 2014. Response of the Wintertime Northern Hemisphere Atmospheric Circulation to Current and Projected Arctic Sea Ice Decline: A Numerical Study with CAM5.
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... 2012. Arctic sea ice reduction and European cold winters in CMIP5 climate change experiments.
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Key Terms

  • sea ice
  • arctic sea
  • geophysical research
  • northern hemisphere
  • climate dynamics

  • global warming
  • atmospheric sciences
  • storm track
  • arctic amplification
  • hemisphere blocking

  • snow cover
  • north atlantic
  • arctic warming
  • northern continents
  • ice loss

  • linking arctic
  • atmospheric circulation
  • winter extremes
  • phase speed
  • evidence linking

  • wave breaking
  • surface air
  • rossby wave
  • cold winter
  • speed spectra

  • ice reduction
  • hemisphere surface
  • observed arctic
  • winter sea
  • hemisphere winter


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