The Violent Tropical Storm Daniella and the Prevailing Ocean Temperatures (1996). The example of Daniella, which occurred at the beginning of December 1996 in the southwestern part of the Indian Ocean, contributes to clarifying the link that exists between a minimal atmospheric pressure at the ocean surface in a tropical storm, and the ocean temperature. Daniella is remarkable for the pressure, 905-910 hpa, and for the speed with which it intensified, a phenomenon that has been rarely observed in the region, with a decrease of 60 hpa in 24 hours, whereas the storm moved slowly over an ocean the temperature of which had been between 27 and 27.2 °C two days earlier. The weak speed of Daniella's movement (8 kms per hour) created a situation wh...
A detailed analysis of a Mediterranean tropical-like cyclone (MTLC) that occurred in January 2014 ha...
Tropical cyclone (TC)-ocean interactions are essential for cyclone formation and evolution. Surface ...
Martinique and the Tropical Storm «Dorothy» On August 20 and 21, 1970, the region of Fort de France ...
The Violent Tropical Storm Daniella and the Prevailing Ocean Temperatures (1996). The example of Dan...
The Tropical Tropopause Layer (TTL), between 14 and 20 km in altitude, plays a key role in the gener...
We present the results of an analysis performed for tropical cyclone Davina, a storm that lasted f...
Tropical cyclones are one of the most dangerous natural disasters and their genesis frequency is tig...
In the present work, a detailed analysis of a Mediterranean TLC occurred in January 2014 has been co...
Mature tropical cyclones around the world form through similar atmospheric and oceanic processes. Wh...
Tropical cyclones have the ability to very quickly increase in strength. This process is called rapi...
Midlatitude cyclones with characteristics similar to tropical cyclones (also known as Tropical‐Like ...
Tropical cyclone track forecast has improved over the past two decades but little improvement have b...
Tropical Cyclones' (TCs) intensity heavily depends on the processes occurring at the air-sea interfa...
The Tropical Tropopause (TTL), which delimits the troposphere to the stratosphere, controls the vert...
A detailed analysis of a Mediterranean tropical-like cyclone (MTLC) that occurred in January 2014 ha...
Tropical cyclone (TC)-ocean interactions are essential for cyclone formation and evolution. Surface ...
Martinique and the Tropical Storm «Dorothy» On August 20 and 21, 1970, the region of Fort de France ...
The Violent Tropical Storm Daniella and the Prevailing Ocean Temperatures (1996). The example of Dan...
The Tropical Tropopause Layer (TTL), between 14 and 20 km in altitude, plays a key role in the gener...
We present the results of an analysis performed for tropical cyclone Davina, a storm that lasted f...
Tropical cyclones are one of the most dangerous natural disasters and their genesis frequency is tig...
In the present work, a detailed analysis of a Mediterranean TLC occurred in January 2014 has been co...
Mature tropical cyclones around the world form through similar atmospheric and oceanic processes. Wh...
Tropical cyclones have the ability to very quickly increase in strength. This process is called rapi...
Midlatitude cyclones with characteristics similar to tropical cyclones (also known as Tropical‐Like ...
Tropical cyclone track forecast has improved over the past two decades but little improvement have b...
Tropical Cyclones' (TCs) intensity heavily depends on the processes occurring at the air-sea interfa...
The Tropical Tropopause (TTL), which delimits the troposphere to the stratosphere, controls the vert...
A detailed analysis of a Mediterranean tropical-like cyclone (MTLC) that occurred in January 2014 ha...
Tropical cyclone (TC)-ocean interactions are essential for cyclone formation and evolution. Surface ...
Martinique and the Tropical Storm «Dorothy» On August 20 and 21, 1970, the region of Fort de France ...