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Extreme cold wave in early November 2021 in China and the influences from the meridional pressure gradient over East Asia
文献摘要:
In early November 2021,China experienced its second strongest cold wave event during 1981-2021.Although the Siberian high is considered the main factor influencing cold wave events in East Asia,it was not extremely strong from 4 to November 9,2021.The spatial distribution of the correlation coefficients between the sea level pressure and the daily temperature anomalies shows a monopole pattern,with a notable negative centre in the southern part of the Siberian high monitoring domain.However,the correlation between the sea level pressure and temperature drop presents a typical dipole pattern,with a distinct negative centre in the northern monitoring domain and a positive centre in southern East Asia.During the November 2021 super cold wave process,the sea level pressure anomalies display a dipole pattern with a higher centre in the north and a lower centre in the south owing to the northward shift of the Intertropical Convergence Zone.The meridional pressure gradient index clearly reveals the non-negligible effect of subtropical low-pressure on this super cold wave process,indicating its possibly essential supplementary role in enhancing this process.The above findings provide a new understanding of its mechanism and long-range forecasts.
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作者姓名:
Xiang LI;Ying-Juan ZHANG;Hui GAO;Ting DING
作者机构:
National Climate Center China Meteorological Administration,Beijing 100081,China;Beijing Meteorological Service,Beijing 100089,China
引用格式:
[1]Xiang LI;Ying-Juan ZHANG;Hui GAO;Ting DING-.Extreme cold wave in early November 2021 in China and the influences from the meridional pressure gradient over East Asia)[J].气候变化研究进展(英文版),2022(06):797-802
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