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Subseasonal transition of sea-ice anomalies i - Vimarsana News

Subseasonal transition of sea-ice anomalies i

New findings from the team of Professor Zhicong Yin at Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology reveal the close relationship between, and key mechanism of, the subseasonal variation of Barents–Kara sea-ice anomalies in winter and the “warm Arctic–cold Eurasia” pattern. Furthermore, a more comprehensive schematic of the subseasonal reversal of the air–ice system in the Arctic–Eurasia region was depicted, which together contribute to a better understanding and predictability of extreme climate at mid-low latitudes.

China: More extreme-heat occurrences related to humidity - Vimarsana News

China: More extreme-heat occurrences related to humidity

Against the background of global warming, significant increasing trends in the frequency of such extreme events are captured nationwide, but with much stronger trends detected in northern and western China .

More extreme-heat occurrences related to humi - Vimarsana News

More extreme-heat occurrences related to humi

More extreme-heat occurrences related to humidity in China

More extreme-heat occurrences related to humi - Vimarsana News

More extreme-heat occurrences related to humi

More extreme-heat occurrences related to humidity in China

How Biparjoy became the longest-lived cyclone, why it took 10 days to make landfall in Gujarat? - Vimarsana News

How Biparjoy became the longest-lived cyclone, why it took 10 days to make landfall in Gujarat?

Cyclone Biparjoy hit Gujarat with destructive wind speeds of up to 140 kmph and rains causing severe damage. The cyclone had been moving slowly across the Arabian Sea for eight days before making landfall. Scientists attribute warm sea surface temperatures to Biparjoy's extended life span, which lasted longer than any other cyclone in the Arabian Sea's recent history, surpassing Cyclone Kyarr in 2019.