The 13th European Polar Low Workshop was organized by the European Polar Low Working Group (www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=20308)and gathered scientists from nine countries focusing on polar mesocyclones in both hemispheres and other mesoscale weather phenomena such as katabatic winds, tip jets, boundary layer fronts, cold air outbreaks, and weather extremes in polar regions. Topics included experimental, climatological, theoretical, modeling, and remote sensing studies. The aim was to bring together scientists and forecasters to present their latest work and recent findings on these topics and to encourage discussions on improving forecasting and understanding of these phenomena
Here we present an objective global climatology of polar lows. In order to obtain objective detectio...
Polar lows in the Nordic Seas have been examined through a case study based on unique observations g...
The sparse observational network over the Arctic region makes severe storms such as polar lows (PLs)...
The workshop on polar lows (PLs) and mesoscale weather extremes attracted 30 scientists from ...
European Polar Low Working Group This workshop summarized the current state of PL research in t...
What: 120 scientists, stakeholders, and representatives from operational forecasting centers, intern...
International audience[1] Polar Lows (PLs) are intense meso-cyclones forming in winter at high latit...
International Workshop on Polar-lower Latitude Linkages in Weather and Climate Prediction What: E...
The workshop on Dynamics of Atmosphere–Ice–Ocean Interactions in the High Latitudes attracted 90 sci...
Dynamics of atmosphere–ice–ocean interactions in the high latitudes. What: Scientists from 13 countr...
Polar lows are small, but extreme cyclones that develop in marine polar air mass. They feature one o...
Polar lows (PLs) are intense mesoscale cyclones that form at high latitudes during winter. Their hi...
A polar low (PL) which occurred in October 1993 over the Norwegian Sea is investigated from an obser...
International audienceTo develop a 14-winter (October–April; 1999–2013) climatic description of pola...
Polar lows are intense mesoscale cyclones occurring during winter over open sea areas in certain pol...
Here we present an objective global climatology of polar lows. In order to obtain objective detectio...
Polar lows in the Nordic Seas have been examined through a case study based on unique observations g...
The sparse observational network over the Arctic region makes severe storms such as polar lows (PLs)...
The workshop on polar lows (PLs) and mesoscale weather extremes attracted 30 scientists from ...
European Polar Low Working Group This workshop summarized the current state of PL research in t...
What: 120 scientists, stakeholders, and representatives from operational forecasting centers, intern...
International audience[1] Polar Lows (PLs) are intense meso-cyclones forming in winter at high latit...
International Workshop on Polar-lower Latitude Linkages in Weather and Climate Prediction What: E...
The workshop on Dynamics of Atmosphere–Ice–Ocean Interactions in the High Latitudes attracted 90 sci...
Dynamics of atmosphere–ice–ocean interactions in the high latitudes. What: Scientists from 13 countr...
Polar lows are small, but extreme cyclones that develop in marine polar air mass. They feature one o...
Polar lows (PLs) are intense mesoscale cyclones that form at high latitudes during winter. Their hi...
A polar low (PL) which occurred in October 1993 over the Norwegian Sea is investigated from an obser...
International audienceTo develop a 14-winter (October–April; 1999–2013) climatic description of pola...
Polar lows are intense mesoscale cyclones occurring during winter over open sea areas in certain pol...
Here we present an objective global climatology of polar lows. In order to obtain objective detectio...
Polar lows in the Nordic Seas have been examined through a case study based on unique observations g...
The sparse observational network over the Arctic region makes severe storms such as polar lows (PLs)...