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Estimating the Thermodynamic and Dynamic Contributions to Hydroclimatic Change over Peninsular Florida
Using an unprecedented pair of high-resolution regional coupled ocean–atmosphere model simulations, thermodynamically and dynamically forced hydroclimatic changes in the four representative seasons over Peninsular Florida are investigated in a new article in JHM.
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- Significance Statements
Significance statements are optional statements written in plain language that focus on why the work matters and provide additional context for why the work is relevant to science and society. Authors submitting to AMS Journals (except BAMS) now can include a Significance Statement as part of their paper. Visit our significance statements page for more information. The Significance Statement option for authors submitting to other AMS journals will be added later this year.
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- Hailstone Shapes
An in-depth analysis of natural hailstone shapes, which hold implications for modeling of hail processes, hailstone fall behaviors including fall speeds, and remote sensing signatures of hail, is presented in JAS.
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- Anticipating Deviant Tornado Motion using a Simple Hodograph Technique
Although uncommon, some tornadoes can take sudden left turns from their previous paths. A technique for predicting this type of deviant motion in tornadoes is described in a recent study in Weather and Forecasting.
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- Seasonal Calendars Enhance Climate Communication in the Pacific
In a new study in WCAS, learn how several Pacific meteorological services are now using traditional seasonal calendars in their climate communication and education, including in forecasts and warnings.