2021
DOI: 10.5380/rbclima.v28i0.74460
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Ciclones Extratropicais No Hemisfério Sul: Comparação Entre Diferentes Reanálises

Abstract: Os ciclones extratropicais são sistemas responsáveis por mudanças no tempo e clima das regiões onde atuam. O conhecimento de suas características médias é obtido por meio de extensas bases de dados e códigos computacionais. Há vários estudos para o Hemisfério Norte (HN) que comparam a climatologia dos ciclones em diferentes reanálises. Como para o Hemisfério Sul (HS) há poucos estudos com esse enfoque, esse é o objetivo do presente trabalho. Aqui, os ciclones ao sul de 20oS são identificados no campo da pressã… Show more

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“…Therefore, the decrease in the cyclone frequency from January to February is due to February having fewer days (28 or 29), which affects the count of systems. These results are consistent with climatologies obtained for present and future climates (Hoskins and Hodges 2005, Reboita et al 2015, Marrafon et al 2021. Some of the results from figure 1 are also evident in figure 2: a decrease in the frequency of cyclones towards the end of the century, but with a weaker decrease under SAI scenarios (figure 2(b)).…”
Section: Annual Cyclesupporting
confidence: 89%
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“…Therefore, the decrease in the cyclone frequency from January to February is due to February having fewer days (28 or 29), which affects the count of systems. These results are consistent with climatologies obtained for present and future climates (Hoskins and Hodges 2005, Reboita et al 2015, Marrafon et al 2021. Some of the results from figure 1 are also evident in figure 2: a decrease in the frequency of cyclones towards the end of the century, but with a weaker decrease under SAI scenarios (figure 2(b)).…”
Section: Annual Cyclesupporting
confidence: 89%
“…In extensive databases, such as reanalysis and model outputs, cyclone climatologies are obtained using objective methods based on the mean sea level pressure (MSLP), relative vorticity, or geopotential height (Walker et al 2020). For the Southern Hemisphere, centenary reanalysis (ERA20C) from 1900 to 2010 indicates a negative trend in the frequency of extratropical cyclones (Marrafon et al 2021). This signal is also projected in future warming scenarios by global and regional climate models (Bengtsson et al 2009, Michaelis et al 2017, Sinclair et al 2020, de Jesus et al 2021, Reboita et al 2021a, Priestley and Catto 2022.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%