Jason M. Wiedenmann's research while affiliated with Russian Academy of Sciences and other places

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Publication (1)

The Climatology of Blocking Anticyclones for the Northern and Southern Hemispheres: Block Intensity as a Diagnostic
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  • Dec 2002
A 30-yr climatology of blocking events was compiled by stratifying the data into seasonal and three regional categories for both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres using the NCEP-NCAR reanalyses. Several characteristics of blocking anticyclones were included in the study and these were frequency of occurrence, preferred formation regions, durati...
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... It is known that blocking events are more frequent in the SE Pacific than in the SW Atlantic [6][7][8] and are most common during the austral winter. Additionally, compared to the Northern Hemisphere, blockings in the Southern Hemisphere have shorter duration, occur less frequently, and are situated at lower latitudes [9][10][11]. ...
Reference: Atmospheric Blocking Events over the Southeast Pacific and Southwest Atlantic Oceans in the CMIP6 Present-Day Climate
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