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Lin Zhang

Ocean University of China;China University of Geosciences Wuhan

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Lin Zhang shared spatiotemporal variability in extreme temperature events and their teleconnections with large scale atmospheric circulation in Xinjiang, Northwest China

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Date: Aug. 7, 2020, 9:02 a.m.

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In this dataset, I shared research data about the manuscript "spatiotemporal variability in extreme temperature events and their teleconnections with large scale atmospheric circulation in Xinjiang, Northwest China" published in "Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres", mainly including 27 indicators for extreme climate events (16 indicators for precipitation extremes and 11 indicators for temperature extremes) in Xinjiang and three patterns of large-scale ocean-atmosphere circulation (ENSO, AO and PDO), to further evaluate spatiotemporal distribution and teleconnections with large-scale ocean-atmosphere circulation in Xinjiang, Northwest China.

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spatiotemporal variability in extreme temperature events and their teleconnections with large scale atmospheric circulation in Xinjiang, Northwest China

Created: Aug. 7, 2020, 9:02 a.m.

Authors: Zhang, Lin

ABSTRACT:

In this dataset, I shared research data about the manuscript "spatiotemporal variability in extreme temperature events and their teleconnections with large scale atmospheric circulation in Xinjiang, Northwest China" published in "Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres", mainly including 27 indicators for extreme climate events (16 indicators for precipitation extremes and 11 indicators for temperature extremes) in Xinjiang and three patterns of large-scale ocean-atmosphere circulation (ENSO, AO and PDO), to further evaluate spatiotemporal distribution and teleconnections with large-scale ocean-atmosphere circulation in Xinjiang, Northwest China.

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