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WEATHER AND CIRCULATION OF MAY 1974
Cold in the North, Warm in the South
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Satellite-augmented observations of tropical storm and hurricane frequencies in the southeastern North Pacific during recent Augusts (1966–1974) were compared to various environmental factors. On a regional scale, a relatively strong mean 700 mb ridge from the Gulf of Mexico to Baja California was found to accompany high storm frequency. The linear correlation coefficient between storm frequency and a measure of the strength of this ridge amounted to 0.77. On a larger scale, the 700 mb Subtropical Westerlies Index (20°N to 35°N) for west longitudes from 0° to 180° had a somewhat stronger relation to storm frequency (r=0.86). Average August sea surface temperature in the vicinity of storm formation was poorly correlated with storm frequency. This suggests that the unfailingly warm August water temperatures in this area— always exceeding 27°F—were not a limiting factor in storm development.
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Satellite-augmented observations of tropical storm and hurricane frequencies in the southeastern North Pacific during recent Augusts (1966–1974) were compared to various environmental factors. On a regional scale, a relatively strong mean 700 mb ridge from the Gulf of Mexico to Baja California was found to accompany high storm frequency. The linear correlation coefficient between storm frequency and a measure of the strength of this ridge amounted to 0.77. On a larger scale, the 700 mb Subtropical Westerlies Index (20°N to 35°N) for west longitudes from 0° to 180° had a somewhat stronger relation to storm frequency (r=0.86). Average August sea surface temperature in the vicinity of storm formation was poorly correlated with storm frequency. This suggests that the unfailingly warm August water temperatures in this area— always exceeding 27°F—were not a limiting factor in storm development.
WEATHER AND CIRCULATION OF AUGUST 1975
Record Rainfall Over the Central Great Lakes
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WEATHER AND CIRCULATION OF NOVEMBER 1974
Biweekly Amplification of the Circulation Pattern
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WEATI-IER AND CIRCULATION OF AUGUST 1974
Relief from Heat and Drought in the Central United States
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WEATHER AND CIRCULATION OF FEBRUARY 1973
An Active Low-Latitude Storm Track Across the United States
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