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1/4/18 1 Climatology of Extratropical Cyclones Jim Steenburgh University of Utah [email protected] Supplemental Reading: Lackmann (2011) Chapter 5 through Section 5.2 Class Activity On the whiteboard projection of the slide that follows identify: Where cyclones are most common (Green Marker) Where cyclogenesis is most common (Red marker) Where cyclolysis is most common (Blue Marker) Do not look at the slides that follow Explain your thinking to Jim Group Project mapsforfree.com NH Mean Cyclone Frequencies (%) Wernli and Schwierz (2006) Boreal Fall (SON) NH Mean Cyclone Frequencies (%) Wernli and Schwierz (2006) Boreal Winter (DJF) NH Mean Cyclone Frequencies (%) Wernli and Schwierz (2006) Boreal Spring (MAM)

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ClimatologyofExtratropical Cyclones

JimSteenburghUniversityofUtah

[email protected]

SupplementalReading:Lackmann (2011)Chapter5throughSection5.2

ClassActivity

• Onthewhiteboardprojectionoftheslidethatfollowsidentify:– Wherecyclonesaremostcommon(GreenMarker)– Wherecyclogenesisismostcommon(Redmarker)– Wherecyclolysis ismostcommon(BlueMarker)

• Donotlookattheslidesthatfollow

• ExplainyourthinkingtoJim

GroupProject

mapsforfree.com

NHMeanCycloneFrequencies(%)

Wernli andSchwierz (2006)

BorealFall(SON)

NHMeanCycloneFrequencies(%)

Wernli andSchwierz (2006)

BorealWinter(DJF)

NHMeanCycloneFrequencies(%)

Wernli andSchwierz (2006)

BorealSpring(MAM)

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NHMeanCycloneFrequencies(%)

Wernli andSchwierz (2006)

BorealSummer(JJA)

SHMeanCycloneFrequencies(%)

Wernli andSchwierz (2006)

AustralWinter(JJA)

AustralSummer(JJA)

AustralSpring(SON)

AustralFall(MAM)

NHWinterGenesisFrequencyLysis Frequency

Wernli andSchwierz (2006)

AnotherPerspective

Alps/Genoa

HimalayaAlbertaColorado

Intermountain?Greenland

HoskinsandHodges(2002)

SHWinterGenesisFrequencyLysis Frequency

Wernli andSchwierz (2006)

AnotherPerspective

GenesisLysis

Andes

NZAlps GreatDividingRange

AntarcticPeninsula

HoskinsandHodges(2005)

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NAJanCycloneEventsandVariability

Zishka andSmith(1980)

NAJanGenesisandLysis

Zishka andSmith(1980)

NAJulyCycloneEventsandVariability

Zishka andSmith(1980)

NAJulyGenesisandLysis

Zishka andSmith(1980)

Mesoscale TerrainEffects

Chungetal.(1976)

IntermountainCyclonesCyclone Density IC-Genesis

ERA

NARR

Jeglum etal.(2010)

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Seasonality

Jeglum etal.(2010)

Seasonality

Jeglum etal.(2010)

ClassActivity• Onthewhiteboardprojectionoftheslidethatfollowsplotthepositionandtrackofeachmajorcycloneoverthepast5daysasidentifiedwiththeIDVbundle“Bundles->Real-Time-WX->Analyses->Global-10day”

• Howdotheselocationsandtrackscomparetotheclimatologicalexpectations?

• Explaindepartures

Wernli andSchwierz (2006)