A NOTE ON THE GENERAL CONCEPT OF WAVE BREAKING FOR ROSSBY AND GRAVITY-WAVES
PURE AND APPLIED GEOPHYSICS 123:6 (1985) 964-975
Response of two atmospheric general circulation models to sea- surface temperature anomalies in the tropical East and West Pacific.
Nature 310:5977 (1984) 483-485
Abstract:
We present several atmospheric general circulation experiments which model the atmospheric response to SST anomalies in the tropical East and West Pacific. We have found that the extratropical response to a relatively small West Pacific anomaly can be stronger than, and qualitatively different from the response to a much larger East Pacific anomaly. These experiments suggest a possible explanation for the difference in mid-latitude response during the 1976-77 El Nino winter and the El Nino winters of 1972-73 and 1982-83.-from AuthorsTHE IMPORTANCE OF NONLINEAR-WAVE PROCESSES IN A QUIESCENT WINTER STRATOSPHERE
QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY 110:464 (1984) 289-301
THE SURF ZONE IN THE STRATOSPHERE
JOURNAL OF ATMOSPHERIC AND TERRESTRIAL PHYSICS 46:9 (1984) 825-849
Stratospheric sudden coolings and the role of nonlinear wave interactions in preconditioning the circumpolar flow.
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 40:4 (1983) 909-928