2022
DOI: 10.3389/feart.2022.841948
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Kinetic Energy and Vorticity Perspectives of the Rapid Development of an Explosive Extratropical Cyclone Over the Northwest Pacific Ocean in February 2018

Abstract: Explosive extratropical cyclones (EECs) have long been a research focus for the meteorological society as they often cause serious economic losses and casualties. However, after a long period of research, there still remain some knowledge gaps about their rapid development. In this article, we conducted the first study by using both vorticity and kinetic energy (KE) budgets simultaneously on a typical EEC, which was the strongest EEC that affected the coastal areas of China in the last 3 years, to further the … Show more

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