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Original Research Papers

Correlation of spatial climate/weather maps and the advantages of using the Mahalanobis metric in predictions

D. B. Stephenson
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01 Jan 1997

49(5):513-527
Weakly non-linear response of a stably stratified shear flow to thermal forcing

Hye-Yeong Chun
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01 Jan 1997

49(5):528-543
Interannual variation of atmospheric mass and the southern oscillation

Tsing-Chang Chen, Jau-Ming Chen, Siegfried Schubert
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01 Jan 1997

49(5):544-558
The dynamics of cold fronts passing over a quasi-two-dimensional mountain ridge

Jinxing Zong, Qin Xu
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01 Jan 1997

49(5):559-576
Binary interactions between polar lows

Ian A. Renfrew, G. W. K. Moore, Aashish A. Clerk
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01 Jan 1997

49(5):577-594
Numerical simulation of the Valentine's day storm during the 1990 winter icing and storms project

P. A. Haines, J.-D. Chern, W.-Y. Sun
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01 Jan 1997

49(5):595-612
Seasonal variation of global surf ace pressure and water vapor

Tsing-Chang Chen, Jau-Ming Chen, Siegfried Schubert, Lawrence L. Takacs
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01 Jan 1997

49(5):613-621

Volume 49 -

Issue 5 - 1997

Original Research Papers

Correlation of spatial climate/weather maps and the advantages of using the Mahalanobis metric in predictions

Weakly non-linear response of a stably stratified shear flow to thermal forcing

Interannual variation of atmospheric mass and the southern oscillation

The dynamics of cold fronts passing over a quasi-two-dimensional mountain ridge

Binary interactions between polar lows

Numerical simulation of the Valentine's day storm during the 1990 winter icing and storms project

Seasonal variation of global surf ace pressure and water vapor

Letter to the Editor

Comments on "Will greenhouse gas-induced warming over the next 50 years lead to higher frequency and greater intensity of hurricanes?"

Reply to: Comments on: "Will greenhouse gas-induced warming over the next 50 years lead to higher frequency and greater intensity of hurricanes?" by C. W. Landsea

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