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Impacts of the subarctic frontal zone on the North Pacific storm track in the cold season: an observational study

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This study revealed that the storm track intensifies with the strengthening of the subarctic frontal zone (SAFZ) and moves northwards following the northwards shift of the SAFZ as shown in… Click to show full abstract

This study revealed that the storm track intensifies with the strengthening of the subarctic frontal zone (SAFZ) and moves northwards following the northwards shift of the SAFZ as shown in the figure. The storm‐track response to the SAFZ intensity variation is strongest in February and March, while its response to the SAFZ meridional shift is most pronounced in November and December. The storm‐track response is relatively weak in January.

Keywords: storm; subarctic frontal; study; storm track; frontal zone

Journal Title: International Journal of Climatology
Year Published: 2018

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