AS1.26 | The Dynamics of the Large-Scale Atmospheric Circulation in past, present and future climates
EDI
The Dynamics of the Large-Scale Atmospheric Circulation in past, present and future climates
Convener: Hilla Afargan GerstmanECSECS | Co-conveners: Orli Lachmy, Philip Rupp

Large-scale atmospheric circulation is an essential component of the climate system. Understanding the drivers, variability and the dynamical processes of the large-scale circulation is important for improving future projection of global and regional circulation patterns under anthropogenic climate change, and for predicting the associated impacts on extreme weather and climate events.

This session highly encourages contributions covering the overturning circulation, jet streams, storm tracks, blocking, atmospheric rivers, and related topics.

Large-scale atmospheric circulation is an essential component of the climate system. Understanding the drivers, variability and the dynamical processes of the large-scale circulation is important for improving future projection of global and regional circulation patterns under anthropogenic climate change, and for predicting the associated impacts on extreme weather and climate events.

This session highly encourages contributions covering the overturning circulation, jet streams, storm tracks, blocking, atmospheric rivers, and related topics.