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Journal of Climate

 

Volume 29 (2016): Issue 22 (Nov 2016)

Print ISSN:
0894-8755
Online ISSN:
1520-0442
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ARTICLES
Influence of Oceanic Intraseasonal Kelvin Waves on Eastern Pacific Hurricane Activity
Wind and Wave Climate in the Arctic Ocean as Observed by Altimeters
Seasonal Forecasts of Major Hurricanes and Landfalling Tropical Cyclones using a High-Resolution GFDL Coupled Climate Model
The Resolution Dependence of Contiguous U.S. Precipitation Extremes in Response to CO2 Forcing
Interannual Signature in Daily ITCZ States in the East Pacific in Boreal Spring
On the Role of Tropical Ocean Forcing of the Persistent North American West Coast Ridge of Winter 2013/14
The Large-Scale Ocean Dynamical Effect on Uncertainty in the Tropical Pacific SST Warming Pattern in CMIP5 Models
Multidecadal Modulation of ENSO Teleconnection with Europe in Late Winter: Analysis of CMIP5 Models
Role of Mixed Layer Dynamics in Tropical North Atlantic Interannual Sea Surface Temperature Variability
Slow Preconditioning for the Abrupt Convective Jump over the Northwest Pacific during Summer
Tracking the Indian Summer Monsoon Onset Back to the Preinstrument Period
The Relationship between Boundary Layer Stability and Cloud Cover in the Post-Cold-Frontal Region
Arctic Sea Ice Seasonal Prediction by a Linear Markov Model
Land-Cover Characterization and Aridity Changes of South America (1982–2006): An Attribution by Ecohydrological Diagnostics
Assessing Impacts of PBL and Surface Layer Schemes in Simulating the Surface–Atmosphere Interactions and Precipitation over the Tropical Ocean Using Observations from AMIE/DYNAMO
Estimating Minimum Detection Times for Satellite Remote Sensing of Trends in Mean and Extreme Precipitable Water Vapor
Simulated Connections between ENSO and Tropical Cyclones near Guam in a High-Resolution GFDL Coupled Climate Model: Implications for Seasonal Forecasting
Connection between Anomalous Zonal Activities of the South Asian High and Eurasian Summer Climate Anomalies
Increased Drought and Pluvial Risk over California due to Changing Oceanic Conditions
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