Sentence examples for synoptic conditions from inspiring English sources

In both humid and dry regions heat wave occurrence can be associated with persistent synoptic conditions such as: blocking patterns, reduced cloudiness and advection of warm air20, 21.

In accordance with this basis, we devise to develop UHI mitigation techniques and strategies based on meteorological characteristics and synoptic conditions.

This paper therefore has reviewed the influences of meteorological characteristics and synoptic conditions, such as precipitation, wind, cloud coverage, fog, air pollution and haze on UHI effects.

Additionally, the NOAA 6 Hourly 20th Century V2 Reanalysis Data Composites have been used to analyze the synoptic conditions during each flood and to evaluate several stability indices, such as the convective available potential energy (CAPE), or the lift index.

Although PM and ozone levels at PQM were low during the campaign, we show that besides Tijuana sharing the same air basin with San Diego, it also shares the same synoptic conditions that leads to the occurrence of ozone events in the metropolitan area of Los Angeles.

A comprehensive investigation of rainstorms and their consequent impacts on landscape evolution is geomorphologically important, but only scant information may be available on exceptional events, because parameters on synoptic conditions, rainstorm, landforms and hydrology for such events may be incomparable with previous knowledge.

Wind profiles showed relatively stagnant synoptic condition in the morning, frequent shifts between upward and downward motion at noon and in the afternoon, and dominant downward motion with sea breeze in the evening.

To analyze whether a synoptic condition causes an environmental steering for a TC movement, we calculate deep layer (850 200 hPa) mean flows (DLMFs).

The existence of the Scorer parameter peak at the height of 8000 m and the continuous decrease in (l^{2}) from 2000 to 5000 m in the case of Tohoku (Fig. 3d) indicated that the synoptic condition was preferable for the wave trapping below this layer (relatively small wave energy linkage to the upper atmosphere).

Although increased vegetation cover is frequently used in urban planning to mitigate excessive heat, temporal variations, as well as the influence of synoptic weather conditions and surrounding urban geometry on the vegetation cooling effect, are still unclear.

The Advanced Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model was used to simulate two warm season events representative of reverse orographic enhancement of warm season precipitation in the Southern Appalachians under weak (9 12 July , 2012 and strong (12 16 May , 2014 synoptic forcing conditions.