Author: Nicole Mölders ABSTRACT Data from 456 surface meteorological sites in Alaska, eastern Russia and northwest Canada for 1979-2017 were used to model hourly universal thermal comfort indices (UTCIs) under consideration of Alaska-appropriate clothing. The results served to determine a … Continue reading
Authors: Jingqing Liu, Ziliang Li, Mengxiang Xu ABSTRACT The predictions of heavy rainfall in an accurate and timely fashion are some of the most important challenges in disastrous weather forecast when a typhoon passes over land. Numerical simulations using the … Continue reading
Authors: Manny Mathuthu, Violet Patricia Dudu, Munyaradzi Manjoro ABSTRACT Source apportionment studies are useful in understanding sources of pollution and can be used in health risk assessments to evaluate the human health impacts from air pollutants. This study reviewed and … Continue reading
Author: David Holmes Douglass ABSTRACT We report that the Atlantic Multi-Decadal Oscillation (AMO) shows the same phase-locked states of period 2 and 3 years that have been reported in many other climate indices. In addition, we find that the report … Continue reading
Authors: Kundan Dhakal, Vijaya Gopal Kakani, Evan Linde ABSTRACT Gradually developing climatic and weather anomalies due to increasing concentration of atmospheric greenhouse gases can pose threat to farmers and resource managers. There is a growing need to quantify the effects … Continue reading
Authors: Boris A. Ashabokov, Lyudmila M. Fedchenko, Alexander V. Shapovalov, Khazhbara M. Kalov, Ruslan Kh. Kalov, Alla A. Tashilova, Vitaly A. Shapovalov ABSTRACT The state of the physics of convective clouds and cloud seeding is discussed briefly. It is noted … Continue reading
Authors: Lei Zhu, Guodong Zhu, Lei Han, Nan Wang ABSTRACT This paper uses Urumqi International Airport’s hourly observation from 2007 to 2016 and builds regression prediction model for airport visibility with deep learning method. From the results we can see: … Continue reading
Author(s)：Igor G. Zurbenko, Mingzeng Sun ABSTRACT Jet streams, a current of fast winds located about seven miles up near the tropopause, are major weather driving factors in the mid-latitudes. Using the Modern-Era Retrospective Analysis for Research and Applications (MERRA) reanalysis … Continue reading
Author(s) ：Ana Paula Salcedo, Marisa G. Cogliati ABSTRACT Obtaining the seasonal variation of snow cover in areas of the Argentinian Andes is important for hydrological studies and can facilitate proper planning of water resources, with regard to irrigation, supply, flood attenuation … Continue reading
Author(s)：Mbane Biouele César Meteorology, as practiced and taught today only describes the behavior of ideal gases. However, a huge portion of the troposphere, revealed by the mathematic formulation of earth’s atmosphere dynamic balance established in 2009 by Cesar Mbane Biouele, … Continue reading