Hemispheric hot summer in 2010 and its relation to the Arctic Oscillation and the Atlantic Ocean

application/pdf In 2010, the Northern Hemisphere, in particular Russia, Europe and Japan, experienced an abnormally hot summer characterized by record-breaking warm temperatures and associated with a strongly positive Arctic Oscillation (AO), that is, low pressure in the Arctic and high pressure in...

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Main Authors: 大富, 裕里子, 26502, Yuriko, Otomi
Other Authors: 立花, 義裕, 26503
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spelling ftmieuniv:oai:mie-u.repo.nii.ac.jp:00010543 2023-10-09T21:48:40+02:00 Hemispheric hot summer in 2010 and its relation to the Arctic Oscillation and the Atlantic Ocean 大富, 裕里子 26502 Yuriko, Otomi 立花, 義裕 26503 2013-01-01 application/pdf https://mie-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/10543/files/2012M327.pdf eng eng 三重大学 https://mie-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/10543/files/2012M327.pdf VoR 2013 ftmieuniv 2023-09-15T00:04:38Z application/pdf In 2010, the Northern Hemisphere, in particular Russia, Europe and Japan, experienced an abnormally hot summer characterized by record-breaking warm temperatures and associated with a strongly positive Arctic Oscillation (AO), that is, low pressure in the Arctic and high pressure in the midlatitudes. In contrast, in winter 2009/2010, just a half-year earlier, Eurasian continent suffered from anomalously cold weather associated with are cord-breaking negative AO, indicating that AO index abruptly changed from strong negative to strong positive. The abrupt change of AO index in 2010 corresponded to the change from the abnormally cold winter of 2009/2010 to the abnormally hot summer of 2010. The AO polarity reversal that began in summer 2010 can explain the abnormally hot summer. The winter sea surface temperatures (SST) in the North Atlantic Ocean showed a tripolar anomaly pattern-warm SST anomalies over the tropics and high latitudes and cold SST anomalies over the midlatitudes-under the influence of the negative AO. The warm SST anomalies continued into summer 2010 because of the large oceanic heat capacity. A AGCM(atmospheric general circulation model) simulation strongly suggested that the AO related summertime North Atlantic warm SST anomalies remotely caused the occurrence of the positive summertime AO. Thus, a possible cause of the AO polarity reversal can be the ‘‘memory’’ of the negative winter AO in the North Atlantic Ocean. An interseasonal linkage of the AO probably induces a positive AO in the following summer. Understanding of this interseasonal linkage can aid in the long term prediction of such abnormal summer events. 三重大学大学院生物資源学研究科博士前期課程共生環境学専攻 34 thesis Other/Unknown Material Arctic North Atlantic MIUSE - Mie University Scholarly E-collection Arctic
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description application/pdf In 2010, the Northern Hemisphere, in particular Russia, Europe and Japan, experienced an abnormally hot summer characterized by record-breaking warm temperatures and associated with a strongly positive Arctic Oscillation (AO), that is, low pressure in the Arctic and high pressure in the midlatitudes. In contrast, in winter 2009/2010, just a half-year earlier, Eurasian continent suffered from anomalously cold weather associated with are cord-breaking negative AO, indicating that AO index abruptly changed from strong negative to strong positive. The abrupt change of AO index in 2010 corresponded to the change from the abnormally cold winter of 2009/2010 to the abnormally hot summer of 2010. The AO polarity reversal that began in summer 2010 can explain the abnormally hot summer. The winter sea surface temperatures (SST) in the North Atlantic Ocean showed a tripolar anomaly pattern-warm SST anomalies over the tropics and high latitudes and cold SST anomalies over the midlatitudes-under the influence of the negative AO. The warm SST anomalies continued into summer 2010 because of the large oceanic heat capacity. A AGCM(atmospheric general circulation model) simulation strongly suggested that the AO related summertime North Atlantic warm SST anomalies remotely caused the occurrence of the positive summertime AO. Thus, a possible cause of the AO polarity reversal can be the ‘‘memory’’ of the negative winter AO in the North Atlantic Ocean. An interseasonal linkage of the AO probably induces a positive AO in the following summer. Understanding of this interseasonal linkage can aid in the long term prediction of such abnormal summer events. 三重大学大学院生物資源学研究科博士前期課程共生環境学専攻 34 thesis
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author 大富, 裕里子
26502
Yuriko, Otomi
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26502
Yuriko, Otomi
Hemispheric hot summer in 2010 and its relation to the Arctic Oscillation and the Atlantic Ocean
author_facet 大富, 裕里子
26502
Yuriko, Otomi
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title Hemispheric hot summer in 2010 and its relation to the Arctic Oscillation and the Atlantic Ocean
title_short Hemispheric hot summer in 2010 and its relation to the Arctic Oscillation and the Atlantic Ocean
title_full Hemispheric hot summer in 2010 and its relation to the Arctic Oscillation and the Atlantic Ocean
title_fullStr Hemispheric hot summer in 2010 and its relation to the Arctic Oscillation and the Atlantic Ocean
title_full_unstemmed Hemispheric hot summer in 2010 and its relation to the Arctic Oscillation and the Atlantic Ocean
title_sort hemispheric hot summer in 2010 and its relation to the arctic oscillation and the atlantic ocean
publisher 三重大学
publishDate 2013
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