Numerical Study of the Arctic Oscillation Impact on the Atmospheric Blocking Characteristics

Atmospheric blocking is the most common cause of extreme weather conditions. In the present paper, model data are used to investigate the relationship between the Arctic Oscillation index and the characteristics of atmospheric blocking. The dependence of the duration and intensity of blocking on the...

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Weather
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