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24 September 2007 Zonal thermal difference between East Asia and West Pacific and its relationship with East Asian subtropical southerly onset
Jinhai He, Li Qi, Zuqiang Zhang
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Abstract
Based on analysis of the temperature latitudinal deviation on middle troposphere on a climate basis, its seasonal cycle suggests that due to the Tibetan Plateau heating in spring, seasonal transition of the thermal difference between East Asia continent and West Pacific first takes place on the subtropical region, accompanied by the prevailing wind turning from northerly in winter to southerly in summer on low troposphere The precipitation takes place at the same time. This maybe indicates the East Asian subtropical summer monsoon onset. Consequently, it is advanced that the seasonal cycle formed by the zonal thermal contrast between Asian continent and western Pacific may be an independent driving force of East Asian subtropical monsoon.
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Jinhai He, Li Qi, and Zuqiang Zhang "Zonal thermal difference between East Asia and West Pacific and its relationship with East Asian subtropical southerly onset", Proc. SPIE 6684, Atmospheric and Environmental Remote Sensing Data Processing and Utilization III: Readiness for GEOSS, 66840W (24 September 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.735375
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KEYWORDS
Meteorology

Climatology

Atmospheric sciences

Lithium

Troposphere

Temperature metrology

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