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Teleconnections and the siege of time
Journal of Climatology, 1983AbstractThe recent surge of interest in climate has resurrected correlation coefficients as tools for identifying ‘significant’ atmospheric teleconnections. Unfortunately, large coefficients may diminish and even change sign with time, suggesting absence of real physical relationships.Some statistical evidence supports the view that higher than normal ...
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2020
The reverberating impacts of ENSO are felt around the world long after the demise of ENSO events in the tropical Pacific Ocean. This is largely attributable to oceanic pathways that transfer ENSO-associated anomalies around the Pacific and into other basins.
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The reverberating impacts of ENSO are felt around the world long after the demise of ENSO events in the tropical Pacific Ocean. This is largely attributable to oceanic pathways that transfer ENSO-associated anomalies around the Pacific and into other basins.
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Projected ENSO Teleconnection Changes in CMIP6
Geophysical Research Letters, 2022Yu Kosaka +2 more
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Impacts of teleconnection patterns on South America climate
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2021Tercio Ambrizzi +2 more
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Teleconnections in the ‘new Arctic’
Rapid Arctic change is altering not only local climate conditions but also the teleconnections linking the Arctic to the midlatitudes. In the emerging “New Arctic,” characterized by strong summer sea-ice loss, expanded first-year ice, and deeper tropospheric warming, traditional Arctic–midlatitude linkages are being reshaped in both structure and ...Shengping He +4 more
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