Future change in Southern Hemisphere summertime and wintertime atmospheric blockings simulated using a 20‐km‐mesh AGCM

作者: Mio Matsueda , Hirokazu Endo , Ryo Mizuta

DOI: 10.1029/2009GL041758

关键词: AtmosphereClimate modelAtmospheric sciencesGeneral Circulation ModelAtmospheric modelClimatologyBlocking (radio)Environmental scienceSeasonalitySouthern HemisphereClimate change

摘要: [1] Future changes in the frequency of Australia–New Zealand (AU; winter and summer) Andes (AN; winter) blockings are investigated via present-day (1979–2003) future (2075–2099) simulations using 20-, 60-, 180-km-mesh atmospheric general circulation models (AGCMs) under IPCC SRES A1B emission scenario. The climate reveal that AGCM with highest horizontal resolution is required to accurately simulate AU AN both summer. simulation predicts a significant decrease blocking summer winter, mainly on west side peak frequency, where westerly jet predicted increase strength. during more remarkable than number long-lived events possibility ≥13 days will disappear altogether. In contrast, no duration.

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