The present work aims at examining the association of nighttime temperature inversions and synoptic-scale circulation in the Athens basin. Temperature inversions have a direct impact in the diffusion and transport of pollutants, a fact that highlights the importance of investigating their cause effect relationship. For this purpose, randiosonde measurements from the upper-air station in Hellini...

A strong relationship is observed between synoptic weather systems and atmospheric forcing of the ocean as estimated from buoy measurements made on the North Carolina inner shelf during August and October-November 1994 as part of the Coastal Ocean Processes (COOP) Inner Shelf Study. Synoptic variation (timescales of days to weeks) in the meteorological time series was primarily associated with ...

Correspondence: Anil v Parwani Shadyside Hospital, UPMC, 5230 Centre Ave, Suite wG02.10, Pittsburgh, PA 15232, USA Tel +1 412 623 1326 Fax +1 412 682 6450 email [email protected] Background: Synoptic reports in routine pathology practice provide composite documents that include information from morphology and molecular technologies. It is clear and accurate structured information and developed...

HYPOTHESIS As opposed to the traditional dictated report, the use of a computer-based synoptic operative report will mandate that the surgical resident have a better understanding of all facets of the procedure. DESIGN A prospective study over a 10-month period. SETTING A 636-bed community teaching hospital. PATIENTS A total of 57 consecutive patients and 60 operative procedures for breas...

Selected hourly surface observations from Madison, Wis. and Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn. are used as basic data for a series of analyses t o determine the feasibility of establishing weather classifications. Component analysis (factor analysis) is applied to a sample of January data for Madison to reduce the number of variables needed to suitably describe each day meteorologically and to create ...

This study presents a synoptic classification at surface and 500 hPa during the winter (June, July, August) over Brazil, in order to identify main synoptic-scale meteorological systems that influence weather of this period. Through Principal Components Analysis (PCA) for 1979-2020 period, it was identified five patterns predominated which are practically same each three analyzed months. The mos...

Abstract Arctic amplification refers to the greater surface warming of than other regions during recent decades. A similar phenomenon occurs in troposphere and is termed “tropospheric amplification” (TAA). The poleward eddy heat flux moisture are critical warming. In this study, we investigate synoptic transient activity over North Pacific associated with TAA its relationship subtropical jet st...