Asian pollution climatically modulates mid-latitude cyclones following hierarchical modelling and observational analysis

Asian pollution climatically modulates mid-latitude cyclones following hierarchical modelling and observational analysis.

Increasing levels of anthropogenic aerosols in Asia have raised considerable concern regarding its potential impact on the global atmosphere, but the magnitude of the associated climate forcing remains to be quantified. Here, using a novel hierarchical modelling approach and observational analysis, we demonstrate modulated mid-latitude cyclones by Asian pollution over the past three decades. Re...

Convection and the summertime mid-latitude overworld

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Degradation of Mid-latitude Craters on Mars

NH mid-latitude ozone trends in spring

Introduction Conclusions References Tables Figures Back Close Full Screen / Esc Abstract Introduction Conclusions References Tables Figures Back Close Full Screen / Esc Abstract Reverse domain-filling trajectory calculations have been performed for to calculate the spreading of ozone depleted air from the polar vortex to midlatitudes in spring. We find that for these years with massive Arctic o...

Geographic control of Titan's mid-latitude clouds.

Observations of Titan's mid-latitude clouds from the W. M. Keck and Gemini Observatories show that they cluster near 350 degrees W longitude, 40 degrees S latitude. These clouds cannot be explained by a seasonal shift in global circulation and thus presumably reflect a mechanism on Titan such as geysering or cryovolcanism in this region. The rate of volatile release necessary to trigger cloud f...