Recent and Future Cyclonic Activity and Associated Weather Extremes
A special issue of Atmosphere (ISSN 2073-4433). This special issue belongs to the section "Meteorology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 September 2023) | Viewed by 2114
Special Issue Editors
Interests: ocean–atmosphere system; winter cyclonic activity; weather forecast; precipitation
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Interests: climate change; climate extremes; atmosphere circulation; teleconnection; extratropical cyclone climatology; Black Sea region
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The aim of this Special Issue is to provide recent advances in the field of study on cyclonic activity change encompassing issues of changes in the past, revealing current tendencies and scenarios of changes in the near future. A key task for SI is gathering high-quality papers concerning seasonal- interannual-to-decadal variability of synoptic patterns that drive cyclones evolution; studies on extraction and interpretation of multidecadal trends are also welcomed. Expected future trends of cyclones frequency and intensity associated with the anthropogenic factors is the second task of SI. Besides, it is well-known that cyclones can cause extreme weather conditions and may trigger natural disasters. Therefore, special attention should be paid to study of extremes associated with cyclones, and this is the third task of SI. Actually, these problems should be solved using both various probabilistic and interdisciplinary methods of experimental data analysis, as well as numerical, stochastic and statistical modeling including outputs of CORDEX, CMIP6 etc.
Above tasks are very important not only from academic point of view, but also for a high number of applications which are also in the focus of the SI. Among them are sustainable agriculture, social infrastructure and recreational potential, optimal design and use of wind power plants, transport and maritime safety etc. The scope of these problems covers an essential part of issues to be resolved to attain optimal regional strategies for adaptation and sustainable planning all over the World.
Topics of interest for the Special Issue include but are not limited to:
- Climatology of cyclones in the regions.
- Climatology of extreme events associated to the cyclones/anticyclones
- Low-frequency variability of cyclone/anticyclone activity associated with the global climate modes
- Cyclone/anticyclone activity under the climate change
- Methods and models for cyclonic climate analysis
- Predictability of cyclonic activity change in the different regions
- Practical applications
- Scenarios of cyclonic activity change in the future.
- Future extreme events associated with cyclonic activity
- Low-frequency variability of future cyclonic activity associated with the global climate modes
Prof. Dr. Elena Nikolaevna Voskresenskaya
Dr. Vladislav Evstigneev
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- cyclonic activity
- climate change
- weather extremes
- natural disasters
- future scenarios
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