Sentences with phrase «of weather systems»

So this saying is valid in mid latitudes if the timing of weather systems is just right.

One is connected to the vertical structure and circulation near the tops of these weather systems.

Computer - generated models are essential for or scientists to predict the nature and magnitude of weather systems, including their changes and patterns.

There is some evidence that a warming world will affect jet stream patterns, which control the speed and direction of weather systems.

37 Question 6 What impact do oceans have on the formation of weather systems on a global scale?

NOAA's GOES - East (or GOES - 13) and GOES - West (or GOES - 15) sit 60 degrees apart in a fixed orbit over Earth and provide forecasters with a look at the movement of weather systems in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

We observe changing air temperatures together with movements of the weather systems towards the poles or towards the equator during those periods of transition when the air is catching up with the ocean surface changes whether they be warming or cooling.

Variations in the resistor effect from changes in the air alone would be easily neutralised by the movement of the weather systems towards poles or equator as they continually work to equalise the energy budget of the air.

It does that by means of the weather systems moving towards the poles and thereby increasing the size of the equatorial air mass.

As regards one type of weather system predominating when El Nino or other forces come to the fore, you might be interested in this paper from the 1930's by the renowned meteorologist Bliss, who was very active in drawing together records and looking at tele - connections and examined the embryonic systems they could discern such as the Southern Oscillation

Shifting jetstream patterns, which have a strong influence on weather patterns in western Europe are one important component of a weather system, but only represent a change in climate if there is an apparently permanent shift north or south.

3) A change in the greenhouse or other energy characteristics of the air is prevented from changing the temperature of the air as long as it is within the power of the weather systems to address it.

It does that by means of the weather systems moving towards the equator and thereby reducing the size of the equatorial air mass.

«Study reveals need for better modeling of weather systems for climate prediction.»

Length scales are typically hundreds of kilometres, corresponding to the spatial scale of weather systems, known as the synoptic scale in meteorology.

Instead of a weather system, the title refers to the rain of space debris that Earth has endured throughout much of its history — including the powerful collision that formed the moon (SN: 4/15/17, p. 18).

What Coumou and his team wanted to know, he says, was how the energy of these weather systems has changed over time, from 1979 to present.

In light of the constant onslaught of weather systems battering the UK in the past few months, the government may...

«While you might expect reduced storm activity to be something good, it turns out that this reduction leads to a greater persistence of weather systems in the Northern hemisphere mid-latitudes.

«When combined with our ongoing campaign of observations using telescopes on Earth, we hope to gain a much better understanding of this weather system in the next few years,» he said.

GCMs perform calculations with timesteps of about 20 to 30 minutes so that they can capture the daily cycle and the progression of weather systems.

Mark Twain is a favourite of mine, but not for science of weather systems.

In the 1960s, versions of these weather prediction models were developed to study the general circulation of the atmosphere, i.e., the physical statistics of weather systems satisfying requirements of conservation of mass, momentum, and energy.

Jacobson and company propose an enormous build - out of wind power at spatial scales on the order of the size of weather systems in order to decorrelate availability.

I understand that because of persistency of weather systems and Markov probability the chances of tomorrow being the same as today are 63 percent.

That collision of weather systems triggered remarkable deluges.

The movement of pressure systems is irregular both in latitude and longitude because of the underlying chaotic behaviour of the weather systems but move they clearly do.

It is the speed of the response in the air as compared to the slowness of ocean changes that enables the air to cope with the oceanic changes and thereby keep the temperature of the air and the vigour of the weather systems within bounds amenable to us as inhabitants of the planet.

Due to that effect of the weather systems acting in conjunction with the hydrological cycle the air does not establish any specific temperature on it's own, nor can it force a change of temperature on the oceans.

GCMs are currently the best means of creating a climate forecast, but because of the complexity of the weather systems they calculate can be difficult to analyse and understand.

If the energy budget of the air is maintained in balance by means of the weather systems neutralising changes in the power of the resistor effect in the air alone (more CO2) and changes in energy received from the oceans (ocean cycles) then the only remaining factor requiring consideration at any particular time is total throughput of energy from the sun (the electric current in the resistor analogy).

It is very important to be aware that coolness or warmth in themselves do NOT affect the severity and strength of weather systems overall.

Screen, an expert on how the melting sea ice affects the path of weather systems around the Northern Hemisphere, said that the regional distribution of ice decline is important.

The Arctic has had a mild winter so far, in part because of an area of high pressure in the North Pacific Ocean that has blocked the flow of weather systems like a stop sign at an intersection, forcing the jet stream northward over western Canada, and then back down to the southeast across the U.S..

The breaking off of a large chunk of the polar vortex and its visit to the northern U.S. is a random event resulting from a serendipitous arrangement of weather systems.

At least 16 states felt the impact of the weather system causing floods and power outages.

Katz used the example of weather systems to help demonstrate the predictive limitations with complex systems.

Snow is a critical part of the weather system (did you know there's a whole «cryosphere»), and the ways in which it forms and melts can help meteorologists predict, for example, the likelihood or severity of a storm.