Abstract:This work examines precursory atmospheric circulations with various wave trains contributing to extreme cold weather over central Eurasia in boreal winter from 1979 to 2019. By conducting extended empirical orthogonal function (EEOF) on the preceding propagation circulation fields 2 weeks before the onset of extreme cold event (ECE) cases, three types of ECEs with different disturbance origins are classified and analysed. Type 1 denotes the positive phase of EEOF mode 1, shows as negative phase of Arctic Oscil… Show more
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