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SST THERMAL FORCING -C A DISCUSSION ON THE MECHANISM OF ATMOSPHERIC LOW-FREQUENCY OSCILLATION

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  • Dynamic and numerical methods are used to discuss the atmospheric response to SST thermal forcing. The results show that for planetary scale systems, the standing SST thermal forcing can quickly excite a stable atmospheric equilibrium state response, which is characterized by obvious large-scale teleconnection oscillation in east-west and south-north directions. For synoptic scale systems, the SST thermal forcing mainly excites the atmospheric low-frequency oscillation. Some basic relation and dynamic processes between SST thermal forcing and atmospheric response pattern are revealed and some new viewpoints are presented.
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ZHANG Ren, YU Zhi-hao, JIANG Quan-rong, et al. SST THERMAL FORCING -C A DISCUSSION ON THE MECHANISM OF ATMOSPHERIC LOW-FREQUENCY OSCILLATION [J]. Journal of Tropical Meteorology, 2001, 7(2): 199-208.
ZHANG Ren, YU Zhi-hao, JIANG Quan-rong, et al. SST THERMAL FORCING -C A DISCUSSION ON THE MECHANISM OF ATMOSPHERIC LOW-FREQUENCY OSCILLATION [J]. Journal of Tropical Meteorology, 2001, 7(2): 199-208.
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SST THERMAL FORCING -C A DISCUSSION ON THE MECHANISM OF ATMOSPHERIC LOW-FREQUENCY OSCILLATION

Abstract: Dynamic and numerical methods are used to discuss the atmospheric response to SST thermal forcing. The results show that for planetary scale systems, the standing SST thermal forcing can quickly excite a stable atmospheric equilibrium state response, which is characterized by obvious large-scale teleconnection oscillation in east-west and south-north directions. For synoptic scale systems, the SST thermal forcing mainly excites the atmospheric low-frequency oscillation. Some basic relation and dynamic processes between SST thermal forcing and atmospheric response pattern are revealed and some new viewpoints are presented.

ZHANG Ren, YU Zhi-hao, JIANG Quan-rong, et al. SST THERMAL FORCING -C A DISCUSSION ON THE MECHANISM OF ATMOSPHERIC LOW-FREQUENCY OSCILLATION [J]. Journal of Tropical Meteorology, 2001, 7(2): 199-208.
Citation: ZHANG Ren, YU Zhi-hao, JIANG Quan-rong, et al. SST THERMAL FORCING -C A DISCUSSION ON THE MECHANISM OF ATMOSPHERIC LOW-FREQUENCY OSCILLATION [J]. Journal of Tropical Meteorology, 2001, 7(2): 199-208.
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