两个事件的故事:北极雨对雪的气象驱动因素

IF 2.5 4区 地球科学 Q2 GEOGRAPHY, PHYSICAL
Jessica Voveris, M. Serreze
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摘要

北极雨雪事件会对北极野生动物和社会经济系统产生重大影响。本研究讨论了两个不同的北极ROS事件的气象学。第一次发生在格陵兰岛努克附近,造成了严重的影响,包括积雪雪崩。第二起不那么严重的事件发生在加拿大努纳武特的伊卡鲁特社区。本研究利用大气再分析、自动地面观测站数据和大气探测来确定驱动这些事件的气象条件以及每种情况之间的差异。在这两种情况下,大气阻塞在ROS的启动中起主导作用,大气河流——高水汽输送的窄带,通常源自热带和亚热带——具有直接和间接的影响。气旋引起的低空急流和由此产生的较高气温和水分输送的“暖鼻”是活性氧产生的另一个关键特征。据我们所知,我们的研究首次可视化了这些耦合特征的不同强度和表现如何导致北极ROS事件严重程度的差异。这里确定的气象驱动因素从其他关于北极ROS事件的研究中得到了支持,并且与北极极端量级降水事件相关的天气特征相似。
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A tale of two events: Arctic rain-on-snow meteorological drivers
Arctic rain-on-snow (ROS) events can have significant impacts on Arctic wildlife and socio-economic systems. This study addresses the meteorology of two different Arctic ROS events. The first, occurring near Nuuk, Greenland, generated significant impacts, including slush avalanches. The second, less severe, event occurred within the community of Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada. This research utilizes atmospheric reanalysis, automated surface observation station data and atmospheric soundings to determine the meteorological conditions driving these events and the differences between each case. In both cases, atmospheric blocking played a leading role in ROS initiation, with atmospheric rivers – narrow bands of high water vapor transport, typically originating from the tropics and subtropics – having both direct and indirect effects. Cyclone-induced low-level jets and resultant ‘warm noses’ of higher air temperatures and moisture transport were other key features in ROS generation. To our knowledge, our study is the first to visualize how the varying strength and manifestation of these coupled features contribute to differences in the severity of Arctic ROS events. The meteorological drivers identified here find support from other studies on Arctic ROS events and are similar to weather features associated with Arctic precipitation events of extreme magnitude.
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Annals of Glaciology
Annals of Glaciology GEOGRAPHY, PHYSICAL-GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
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期刊介绍: Annals of Glaciology publishes original scientific articles and letters in selected aspects of glaciology-the study of ice. Each issue of the Annals is thematic, focussing on a specific subject. The Council of the International Glaciological Society welcomes proposals for thematic issues from the glaciological community. Once a theme is approved, the Council appoints an Associate Chief Editor and a team of Scientific Editors to handle the submission, peer review and publication of papers.
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