Arctic cyclones (ACs) have large impacts on sea-ice redistribution and are hazardous to communities in the region, yet the structure and evolution of summer ACs is not fully understood. We aim to link mechanisms that strengthen ACs to their structure at the time of maximum Eady Growth Rate (maxEGR) and minimum sea le...
Ariel M. Jacobs, E. Blanchard-Wrigglesworth, Cecilia M. Bitz· Journal of the Atmospheric S...· 0 citations
Over the satellite period, Arctic and Antarctic sea ice extent seemed to follow opposite pathways. Arctic sea ice showed a strong and prolonged decrease until 2007 and then stalled in its rate of decline. Antarctic sea ice extent, on the other hand, displayed a small but significant increase until 2015. After 2015, A...
Theo Spira, C. Dufour, Ivy Frenger et al.· Bulletin of The American Met...· 0 citations
DLESyM-Ocean is stable when autoregressively run for multi-year simulations and produces a climatology and variability with minimal bias compared with reanalysis, and the computational efficiency of DLESyM-Ocean makes it a promising tool for subseasonal to seasonal forecasting.
Zachary I. Espinosa, Nathaniel Cresswell-Clay, William Yik et al.· 0 citations
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