The relationship between summer sea ice extent in Hudson Bay and the Arctic Ocean via the atmospheric circulation
Abstract
The trends and interannual variations of summer sea ice extents (SIEs) in both Hudson Bay and the Arctic Ocean are investigated in association with variations in atmospheric circulation and air temperature. The summer SIE variabilities of both Hudson Bay and the Arctic Ocean are well correlated and have a strong negative trend. The negative SIE trends are associated with a summer atmospheric circulation pattern that is characterized by positive...
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Title
The relationship between summer sea ice extent in Hudson Bay and the Arctic Ocean via the atmospheric circulation
Published Date
Oct 7, 2016
Journal
Volume
17
Issue
11
Pages
603 - 609
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