Polar lows (PLs) are high-latitude intense maritime mesoscale weather systems that develop
over open water near the sea ice margin or near snow-covered continents during cold air …

The mid‐latitude extreme weather disasters are often associated with explosively
developing cyclones (ECs). Based on different vertical development characteristics, 4,608 …

Marine cold air outbreaks (MCAOs) are large‐scale events in which cold air masses are
advected over open ocean. It is well‐known that these events are linked to the formation of …

Atmospheric moisture is a key component in the water cycle and radiative transfer. In this
study, a comprehensive picture of air moisture climatology and related physical processes is …

Polar mesocyclones (MCs) are small marine atmospheric vortices. The class of intense MCs,
called polar lows, are accompanied by extremely strong surface winds and heat fluxes and …

Abstract Polar Lows (PLs) are intense maritime meso‐scale cyclones that form over cold
ocean regions in high latitudes. They affect the weather and climate of Antarctica and the …

Observed daily precipitation data were used to investigate the characteristics of precipitation
at Antarctic Progress Station and synoptic patterns associated with extreme precipitation …

A new reference data set of mesocyclone activity over the Southern Ocean has been
developed from the manual analysis of high‐resolution infrared satellite mosaics for winter …

The Extratropical Transition of Hurricane Debby (1982) and the Subsequent Development of an
Intense Windstorm over Finland in: Monthly Weather Review Volume 148 Issue 1 (2020) Jump …

Polar lows are intense maritime mesoscale cyclones developing in both hemispheres
poleward of the main polar front. These rapidly developing severe storms are accompanied …