Stratospheric Predictability and the Arctic Polar-night Jet Oscillation Peter Hitchcock1, Ted Shepherd2 University of Toronto Now at Cambridge 2Now at Reading

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Date: 2012-07-09 15:41:15 Kuroda Stratosphere Meteorology Predictability Prediction		Stratospheric Predictability and the Arctic Polar-night Jet Oscillation Peter Hitchcock1, Ted Shepherd2 University of Toronto Now at Cambridge 2Now at Reading Add to Reading List Source URL: ee.nmt.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,81 MB Share Document on Facebook

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