Some aspects of the interannual variation of mean monthly sea level pressure on the southern hemisphere

Details Some aspects of the interannual variation of mean monthly sea level pressure on the southern hemisphere Some aspects of the interannual variation of mean monthly sea level pressure on the southern hemisphere

Oct 1984

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Journal of Geophysical Research, Volume 89, Issue D6, p. 9541-9546

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We calculate the seasonal changes that are largely associated with the half-yearly wave, auto-correlation functions, and the mean planetary waves in the monthly mean sea level pressure from two data sources. One covers the period from 1951 to 1958 (from the South African Weather Bureau) and the other the period from 1972 to 1980 (from the Australian Bureau of Meteorology). Thirty years of data from stations over the southern hemisphere are used to assess the reliability of the differences between the two periods that the grid-point data show. These differences are especially large over the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. The station data confirm the changes between the two periods and thus the observed differences in the mean waves, which are especially large for wave number 3.

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