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- adjective Describing an
atmospheric system in which theisobars are at anangle to theisopycnals orisotherms
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Examples
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A horizontal internal (so-called baroclinic) pressure gradient will therefore develop which forces the deep water towards and across the ridge.
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The Jablonski and Williamson paper poses two such tests: steady state test case and evolution of a baroclinic wave.
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A baroclinic instability test case for atmospheric model dynamical cores.
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Last week there was a high degree of excitation in the Italian met blogsphere because all numerical models forecasted a powerfull, non baroclinic low south of Sicily, eventually moving toward the island.
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Climate models with resolution 250 km can reproduce the characteristics of growing baroclinic waves.
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Coarser climate models are not simulating baroclinic waves, and are accomplishing their transports by larger scale circulations.
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A baroclinic instability test case for atmospheric model dynamical cores.
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A baroclinic instability test case for atmospheric model dynamical cores.
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I have occassional interaction with Isaac Held on the topic of baroclinic equilibration the question as to how the level of storminess in midlatitudes responds to changes in the large scale temperature gradient.
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As the northern branch seasonally intensifies and buckles south, baroclinic forces obviously predominate, but winter storms that form “in the box” 40/70regularly tap heat content of tropical origin.
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