Titlebook: Extratropical Cyclones; The Erik Palmén Memo Chester W. Newton,Eero O. Holopainen Book 1990 American Meteorological Society 1990 Cyclogenes

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403907462atmosphere. Earlier general circulation schemes mostly hypothesized meridional cells symmetrical about the earth, although some investigators, notably Dove and FitzRoy, emphasized air-mass exchanges by synoptic disturbances (Lorenz 1967, pp. 59–78). Contemporary studies of cyclones during the 19th a

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Soon Seng Thah,Latifah Abdol Latifhuge body of literature on the subject during the past fifty years; these are reviewed also by Reed in Chapter 3 of this volume. Studies of the energetics or angular momentum budgets for a box surrounding a developing storm (Section 12.3.4) can, because of their integral nature, provide only a parti

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Simone van der Hof,Marga M. Groothuis50 years. In her monograph entitled ., Kutzbach (1979) documents the interest of the leading European and American meteorologists of the 19th and early 20th centuries in providing a description of the weather and airflow associated with cyclones and identifying the physical processes that contribute

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Carole Rosenstein,Mirae Kim,Neville Vakhariacirculation is widely accepted in dynamic meteorology. The most evident manifestation of this variability is the development and movement of cyclones and anticyclones (Blackmon et al. 1984). The leading process has been identified, after Charney (1947) and Eady (1949), in the baroclinic instability

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-2788-3enturies. A history of these has been recounted by Bergeron (1959, abridged version in Bergeron 1981) and also by Ludlam (1966) in his inaugural lecture as professor of meteorology. These models culminated in the classical Norwegian polar-front cyclone model of the Bergen school Bjerknes and Solberg

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