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Autor: Leroux, Marcel
Jahr: 2010
Contents
Preface.................................................... xi
Acknowledgements........................................... xiii
Foreword...................................................xv
Foreword to the English second edition.............................xvii
Introduction: Perceptions of Weather and Climate and the Approach
of this Volume..............................................xxv
Meteorology and/or climatology?................................xxv
Perceptions of reality: schools of thought.......................... xxvi
Inadequacies in schools of thought, and associated problems.............xxx
The conceptual impasse...................................... xxxi
The approach of this book................................... xxxiii
PART I
GENERAL CIRCULATION IN THE TROPOSPHERE............... 1
1 Radiation................................................ 3
1.1 Processes of radiation................................... 3
1.2 The shape and motions of the Earth......................... 7
1.3 Greenhouse effect, water effect............................. 8
1.4 The geographical factor.................................. 12
1.5 Conclusion........................................... 13
Circulation in the lower layers of the troposphere....................... 14
vi Contents
2 Circulation in high and mid-latitudes: MPHs ]1
2.1 Perception of circulation in high and mid-latitudes.............. 7
2.2 The existence of mobile anticyclones........................ -()
2.3 Mobile Polar Anticyclones (Mobile Polar Highs (MPHs))......... 22
2.4 The polar thermal deficit................................. -7
2.5 The birth of MPHs..................................... 29
2.6 MPH trajectories...................................... ?()
2.7 The MPH-associated wind field............................ 41
3 Anticyclonic agglutinations.................................... 45
3.1 A look at the so-called subtropical high-pressure areas.......... 45
3.2 Meridional transport by MPHs and the formation of an............
anticyclonic agglutination (AA)............................ 48
3.2.1 The role of relief................................. 48
3.2.2 The formation of an anticyclonic agglutination............ 53
3.3 Oceanic anticyclonic agglutinations......................... 55
3.3.1 Seasonal migration................................ 56
3.3.2 Migration in latitude.............................. 56
3.3.3 Migration in longitude............................. 56
3.4 Seasonal and/or temporary anticyclonic agglutinations in
mid-latitudes......................................... 57
3.4.1 Winter anticyclonic agglutinations..................... 58
The Siberian anticyclone........................... 58
Duration of agglutinations.......................... 60
3.4.2 Summer anticyclonic agglutinations.................... 63
High pressure over the Mediterranean.................. 63
The heatwave and drought of summer 2003 in
Western Europe............................... 64
The floods and the heatwave of summer 2007............ 68
3.5 Conclusion.............................. 70
4 Tropical circulation.......................... n-,
4.1 A look at tropical circulation................ j^
4.2 Pressure and wind fields over the tropics........... 74
Trade circulation..................
Monsoon circulation................ ......... ?,
4.3 The trade wind...........
4.4 The trades...........ZZZZZZZZ. ....................... I
4.5 The monsoon..............
4.6 Monsoons . . .........................
....................................... 87
Circulation in the lower layers: conclusion.............
5 General circulation............
5.1 General circulation: the evolution of ideas.................... II
5.L1 The birth of the tri-cellular model of circulation ........... 95
5.1.2 Improvements on the tri-cellular model of circulation ZZZZ. Z. 96
Contents vii
5.2 Insufficiencies in the representation of circulation...............97
5.3 Units of circulation in the lower layers.......................99
5.3.1 The northern meteorological hemisphere................ 101
5.3.2 The southern meteorological hemisphere................ 102
5.3.3 Dynamical unity and climatic diversity................. 103
5.3.4 Fundamental questions............................ 104
5.4 General circulation in the troposphere....................... 105
5.4.1 The mean tropospheric picture....................... 105
5.4.2 Seasonal variation in circulation...................... 109
5.4.3 Partitioning and stratification in circulation.............. Ill
5.5 Conclusion: general circulation is perfectly organised............ 115
PART II
DYNAMICS OF THE WEATHER: DISTURBANCES............... 117
6 Pluviogenesis............................................. 119
6.1 Precipitable water..................................... 119
6.2 Origin of an updraft................................... 121
6.2.1 The thermal factor............................... 122
6.2.2 The dynamical factor.............................. 123
6.3 Structural conditions................................... 125
6.4 Conclusion.......................................... 126
7 Dynamics of weather in polar and temperate regions: MPHs........... 129
7.1 Perception of the disturbed field in high and mid-latitudes....... 129
7.1.1 The (impossible) control from above of phenomena
lower down..................................... 130
7.1.2 The FASTEX (Non-) Experiment..................... 132
7.2 The MPH, the low-pressure corridor and the cyclone ........... 136
7.2.1 Organisation of the pressure and wind fields............. 137
7.2.2 The relationship between the MPH and the
low-pressure area................................ 139
7.2.3 Wind field above an MPH.......................... 143
7.2.4 MPHs and the polar front ......................... 145
7.3 Weather associated with an MPH.......................... 145
7.4 Interactions between MPHs.............................. 148
7.5 Dynamics of weather in North America..................... 151
7.5.1 The west coast.................................. 154
7.5.2 East of the Rockies............................... 155
7.6 Dynamics of weather in France........................... 159
7.6.1 Relief and MPHs................................ 159
7.6.2 Winter dynamics................................. 162
7.6.3 Summer dynamics................................ 164
7.7 Dynamics of weather in temperate and polar regions: conclusion ... 169
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8 MPHs at tropical margins..................................
8.1 The temperate-tropical boundary......................... 171
8.2 North and Central America............................. I74
8.2.1 West of the Rockies............................. 174
8.2.2 East of the Rockies.............................. I75
8.3 South America...................................... 177
8.3.1 West of the Andes.............................. 177
8.3.2 East of the Andes............................... 7X
8.4 The Mediterranean, North Africa, Arabia and the Indian Ocean . . ISO
8.4.1 The Mediterranean.............................. 1K0
8.4.2 The Atlantic coastal area.......................... 181
8.4.3 North Africa.................................. ^2
8.4.4 Arabia, Indian Ocean............................ 185
8.5 Southern Africa..................................... 86
8.5.1 The southern coastal area......................... 186
8.5.2 The Indian Ocean coastal area...................... 187
8.6 Eastern Asia........................................ 188
8.7 Australia.......................................... 190
8.7.1 Migratory anticyclones ......................... 190
8.7.2 The southern coastal area......................... 192
8.8 Conclusion......................................... 193
9 Pulses in trades and monsoons............................... 195
9.1 Trade winds and easterly waves ......................... 195
9.2 The vertical structure of the trades........................ 197
9.3 Pulses in the maritime trades............................ 198
9.4 Pulses in the continental trades.......................... 204
9.5 Pulses in the monsoon................................. 206
9.6 Conclusion......................................... 208
10 The meteorological equator.......................... 209
10.1 The meteorological equator: the evolution of a concept........ 209
10.2 The inclined meteorological equator (IME).......... 213
10.2.1 The vertical structure of the IME.......... 713
10.2.2 IME activity: squall lines (SL)..........[[[....... 214
10.2.3 The active inclined meteorological equator........... 219
10.3 The vertical meteorological equator (VME)....... ........ 991
10.3.1 The VME over the oceans........... ............ ^l
10.3.2 The ME over continents: IME and VMF .......... -rn
10.4 Conclusion . . ............ 223
.................................... 225
11 Tropical cyclones...........
11.1 Cyclone structure and associated weather.................. Ill
11.2 Conditions for cyclogenesis...... .............
1 L3 The trajectories of cyclones ......................... 229
............................ 234
Contents ix
1.4 The geography of tropical cyclones.......................238
11.4.1 The northern hemisphere........................238
11.4.2 The southern hemisphere........................243
1.5 Conclusion........................................245
PART III
DYNAMICS OF CLIMATE: CLIMATIC EVOLUTION
THE GLOBAL CLIMATIC SYSTEM ..........................247
12 Causes of climatic variations.................................251
12.1 Orbital parameters of radiation..........................251
12.1.1 Variation of the eccentricity of the Earth s orbit........252
12.1.2 Variation of the angle of inclination of the Earth s
polar axis................................... 253
12.1.3 Variation of the orientation of the polar axis.......... 255
12.1.4 Orbital parameters and climatic evolution............ 256
12.2 Variations in solar activity............................. 257
12.2.1 The sunspot cycle..............................257
12.2.2 Solar activity and climate........................257
12.2.3 New approaches...............................261
12.3 Volcanism and climate................................263
12.3.1 Volcanic emissions and ejecta: silicates and sulphates .... 263
12.3.2 Optical and radiative effects......................267
12.3.3 Varying, deferred and non-uniform thermal effects......268
12.3.4 Climatic impact...............................270
12.3.5 Volcanism: conclusion..........................272
12.4 The global warming myth..............................273
12.4.1 Birth of a myth............................... 273
12.4.2 The reliability of estimates of the concentration of C02 .. 275
12.4.3 Models and global warming..................... 278
12.4.4 How representative is the global thermal curve?....... 280
12.4.5 Thermal evolution at the poles.................... 285
12.5 Conclusion on the causes of climatic variations.............. 292
13 Palaeoclimatic variations and modes of general circulation............293
13.1 Palaeoenvironments in Africa...........................293
13.1.1 Present-day dynamics of climate in Africa............ 295
13.1.2 The palaeoenvironment of Africa at the time of the Last
Glacial Maximum (18-15 kyr BP).................. 298
13.1.3 The palaeoenvironment of Africa at the time of the
Holocene Climatic Optimum (9-6 kyr BP)............ 303
13.1.4 Palaeometeorological interpretation................. 308
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13.2 Variations in insolation and in modes of general circulation..... 310
13.2.1 Variations in insolation......................... 310
13.2.2 Rapid general circulation (cold scenario)............. 312
13.2.3 Slow general circulation (warm scenario)............. 315
13.3 Glaciation and deglaciation............................ 318
13.3.1 The onset of glaciation......................... 318
13.3.2 Dynamical processes of glaciation.................. 321
13.3.3 Antarctic glaciation............................ 322
13.3.4 Glaciation in the north......................... 324
13.4 Palaeocirculations over Africa.......................... 329
13.4.1 Circulation at the time of the Last Glacial Maximum . . . 329
13.4.2 Circulation at the time of the Holocene
Climatic Optimum............................. 332
13.5 Conclusion........................................ 333
14 Recent climatic evolution................................... 335
14.1 Dynamics of the great Sahel drought..................... 336
14.1.1 Sahelian pluviogenesis.......................... 336
14.1.2 Presumed causes of the great drought............... 339
14.1.3 The southward shift of pluviogenic structures......... 341
14.2 The dynamics of Antarctica............................ 344
14.2.1 The Western Antarctic.......................... 344
14.2.2 The recent dynamic of the Antarctic................ 347
14.3 Climatic evolution in the Arctic/North Atlantic/Europe/
Mediterranean space................................. 351
14.3.1 Description of the North Atlantic aerological unit...... 351
14.3.2 The dynamic of the Arctic....................... 354
14.3.3 Arctic ice.................................. 357
14.3.4 The evolution of weather in the North Atlantic space . . . 360
14.3.5 Increased pressure: a key element in climatic evolution. . . 364
14.3.6 Conclusion........................ -wo
14.4 Climatic evolution in the North Pacific space.............. 369
14.4.1 The aerological dynamic of the North Pacific......... 369
14.4.2 Recent climatic evolution on the eastern side of the
North Pacific................. -,-,*,
14.5 El Nino the star , and the real El Nino.......... ......... 376~
14.5.1 The real Nino of the eastern Pacific...... . . ........ 377
14.5.2 El Nino and the Southern Oscillation: ENSO......... 379
14.5.3 Cyclogenesis in the south-east Pacific ... ....... 384
14.6 Conclusion on recent climatic evolution..........]........ 386
15 General conclusion .
..................................... 391
Bibliography . .
........................................ 397
Index ..............
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13.2 Variations in insolation and in modes of general circulation..... 310
13.2.1 Variations in insolation......................... 310
13.2.2 Rapid general circulation (cold scenario)............. 312
13.2.3 Slow general circulation (warm scenario)............. 315
13.3 Glaciation and deglaciation............................ 318
13.3.1 The onset of glaciation......................... 318
13.3.2 Dynamical processes of glaciation.................. 321
13.3.3 Antarctic glaciation............................ 322
13.3.4 Glaciation in the north......................... 324
13.4 Palaeocirculations over Africa.......................... 329
13.4.1 Circulation at the time of the Last Glacial Maximum . . . 329
13.4.2 Circulation at the time of the Holocene
Climatic Optimum............................. 332
13.5 Conclusion........................................ 333
14 Recent climatic evolution................................... 335
14.1 Dynamics of the great Sahel drought..................... 336
14.1.1 Sahelian pluviogenesis.......................... 336
14.1.2 Presumed causes of the great drought............... 339
14.1.3 The southward shift of pluviogenic structures......... 341
14.2 The dynamics of Antarctica............................ 344
14.2.1 The Western Antarctic.......................... 344
14.2.2 The recent dynamic of the Antarctic................ 347
14.3 Climatic evolution in the Arctic/North Atlantic/Europe/
Mediterranean space................................. 351
14.3.1 Description of the North Atlantic aerological unit...... 351
14.3.2 The dynamic of the Arctic....................... 354
14.3.3 Arctic ice.................................. 357
14.3.4 The evolution of weather in the North Atlantic space . . . 360
14.3.5 Increased pressure: a key element in climatic evolution. . . 364
14.3.6 Conclusion........................ -wo
14.4 Climatic evolution in the North Pacific space.............. 369
14.4.1 The aerological dynamic of the North Pacific......... 369
14.4.2 Recent climatic evolution on the eastern side of the
North Pacific................. -,-,*,
14.5 El Nino the star , and the real El Nino.......... ......... 376~
14.5.1 The real Nino of the eastern Pacific...... . . ........ 377
14.5.2 El Nino and the Southern Oscillation: ENSO......... 379
14.5.3 Cyclogenesis in the south-east Pacific ... ....... 384
14.6 Conclusion on recent climatic evolution..........]........ 386
15 General conclusion .
..................................... 391
Bibliography . .
........................................ 397
Index ..............
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| illustrated | Illustrated |
| indexdate | 2024-12-23T22:27:34Z |
| institution | BVB |
| isbn | 9783642046797 |
| language | English |
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| physical | XXXIV, 422 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. 260 mm x 193 mm |
| publishDate | 2010 |
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| publisher | Springer Praxis Publ. |
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| spellingShingle | Leroux, Marcel Dynamic analysis of weather and climate atmospheric circulation, perturbations, climatic evolution Allgemeine atmosphärische Zirkulation (DE-588)4202863-2 gnd Klimatologie (DE-588)4031178-8 gnd Dynamische Klimatologie (DE-588)4503270-1 gnd Dynamische Meteorologie (DE-588)4150921-3 gnd |
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| title | Dynamic analysis of weather and climate atmospheric circulation, perturbations, climatic evolution |
| title_alt | La dynamique du temps et du climat |
| title_auth | Dynamic analysis of weather and climate atmospheric circulation, perturbations, climatic evolution |
| title_exact_search | Dynamic analysis of weather and climate atmospheric circulation, perturbations, climatic evolution |
| title_full | Dynamic analysis of weather and climate atmospheric circulation, perturbations, climatic evolution Marcel Leroux |
| title_fullStr | Dynamic analysis of weather and climate atmospheric circulation, perturbations, climatic evolution Marcel Leroux |
| title_full_unstemmed | Dynamic analysis of weather and climate atmospheric circulation, perturbations, climatic evolution Marcel Leroux |
| title_short | Dynamic analysis of weather and climate |
| title_sort | dynamic analysis of weather and climate atmospheric circulation perturbations climatic evolution |
| title_sub | atmospheric circulation, perturbations, climatic evolution |
| topic | Allgemeine atmosphärische Zirkulation (DE-588)4202863-2 gnd Klimatologie (DE-588)4031178-8 gnd Dynamische Klimatologie (DE-588)4503270-1 gnd Dynamische Meteorologie (DE-588)4150921-3 gnd |
| topic_facet | Allgemeine atmosphärische Zirkulation Klimatologie Dynamische Klimatologie Dynamische Meteorologie |
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