2017
DOI: 10.1080/23754931.2017.1286253
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The Occurrence of Extreme Monthly Temperatures and Precipitation in Two Global Regions

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“…The lack of significance for monthly precipitation anomalies might be expected as these can be influenced by more localized factors as well as large-scale flow regimes. In general, the occurrence of Pacific Region blocking correlated with cooler conditions in the Midwest as shown in some previous studies [27,29,30], and this is especially marked in the cold season [30].…”
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confidence: 55%
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“…The lack of significance for monthly precipitation anomalies might be expected as these can be influenced by more localized factors as well as large-scale flow regimes. In general, the occurrence of Pacific Region blocking correlated with cooler conditions in the Midwest as shown in some previous studies [27,29,30], and this is especially marked in the cold season [30].…”
Section: 2mentioning
confidence: 55%
“…However, what is new is that Section 4 demonstrates that there may be utility in making forecasts for the continental USA in the two-to-four-week time frame using the PNA index as well as the BSRI and EARI especially for anomalous events. As shown in Section 3, the PNA and WPO centers of action (derived from the 500 hPa height field) showed a high correlation to Midwestern monthly temperatures similar to [29][30][31][32]. However, [18] demonstrated that the PNA centers of action are not always located in the same regions defined by [17] and more than four centers of action can be present.…”
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“…It has been examined by researchers using different approaches (dynamic, climatological) and including, not only the regional effects, but also remote impacts. These studies focus on the climatological features of atmospheric blocking (Lupo and Smith, ; Tibaldi et al ., ; Wiedenmann et al ., ; Barriopedro et al ., ; Cheung et al ., ; Dunn‐Sigouin et al ., ), the algorithms for detecting blocking or defining its characteristics (Lejenäs and Økland, ; Tibaldi and Molteni, [ hereafter TM90 ]; Lupo and Smith, ; Barriopedro et al ., ), the predictability of atmospheric blocking (TM90; Pavan et al ., ; Jensen et al ., ) or the influence of blocking on climatological variables (Antokhina et al ., ; Whan et al ., ; Nunes et al ., ; Sitnov et al ., ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%