Fig. 5: Response (perturbation experiment minus control experiment) of storm track, atmospheric baroclinicity, and geopotential height tendency. | Communications Earth & Environment

Fig. 5: Response (perturbation experiment minus control experiment) of storm track, atmospheric baroclinicity, and geopotential height tendency.

From: The atmospheric connection between the Arctic and Eurasia is underestimated in simulations with prescribed sea ice

Fig. 5

a Winter response of EKE (m2 s−2) at 300 hPa. b Zonal mean EGR response (1 s−1) along the latitude-pressure cross-section from 30°−120°E. c Winter response of geopotential height tendency (m s−1) related to synoptic-scale transient vorticity forcing at 925 hPa. d Winter response of geopotential height tendency (m s−1) related to synoptic-scale transient thermal forcing at 925 hPa. Stippling as in Fig. 1.

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