Most SRES - based climate scenarios show a continuation of
the recent positive phase of the NAO for the first decades of the 21st century with significant impacts on coastal areas (Cubasch et al., 2001; Hurrell et al., 2003).
Not exact matches
The readings revealed a shift in the Antarctic Oscillation (AAO), the seesawing pattern of pressure that controls the winds around the South Pole: in
recent years, it seems, the AAO has been spending more time in its
positive, strong - wind
phase.
As the AMO has been in a
positive phase since the early 1990s, it may have contributed to the extreme winters that both the US and Europe have experienced in
recent years.
Thompson and Solomon (2002) showed that the Southern Annular Mode (a pattern of variability that affects the westerly winds around Antarctica) had been in a more
positive phase (stronger winds) in
recent years, and that this acts as a barrier, preventing warmer air from reaching the continent.
Similarly, if as a number of
recent studies suggest, anthropogenic climate forcing leads to a greater tendency for the
positive phase of the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO)[or related «Arctic Oscillation» (AO)-RSB- pattern, we would expect increased baroclinicity and storminess over a substantial region of the mid-latitude North Atlantic ocean and neighboring western Europe..
PPMD and Action Duchenne hosted a webinar update last week on the
recent report that Summit has announced
positive 24 - week interim results from the open - label
Phase 2 proof of concept clinical trial, PhaseOut DMD.
Perhaps, you meant the AO is in a
positive phase, in which the site says,» The Arctic Oscillation (AO) appears to be the cause for much of the
recent changes that have occurred in the Arctic.
[Response: There is evidence that the enhanced continental winter warming in the Northern Hemisphere, which has resulted at least in part from a
recent trend towards the
positive phase of the Arctic Oscillation (AO), may in fact also represent a response to anthropogenic impacts on climate.
Bob, the somewhat
recent rise in temperature also coincides with the
positive phase in the AO.
Pamela Gray says: «Bob, the somewhat
recent rise in temperature also coincides with the
positive phase in the AO.
If the increasing number of sunspots would bring the Arctic index into «a
positive phase» as well, then temperature isolation of the High North would in the winters months improve compared to
recent years [which brought temperature records over Greenland and the Arctic Ocean — and a smallest ice extent last winter], perhaps allowing for some extra sea ice recovery.
Recent accelerated warming of the Arctic results from a
positive reinforcement of the linear warming trend (due to an increasing concentration of greenhouse gases and other possible forcings) by the warming
phase of the multidecadal climate variability (due to fluctuations of the Atlantic Ocean circulation).»
Based on the ENSO and PDO variability during the altimeter record, a
positive acceleration is expected due both to the presences of two large El Niños at either end of the record and the
recent shift from the
positive to negative
phase of the PDO.