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February 8, 2013 Steve Baxter

Monthly Climate Review

January 2013

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ENSO

Sea surface temperatures were near to slightly below normal across most of the

equatorial Pacific.

ENSO neutral

conditions persist.

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Outgoing Longwave Radiation

The OLR evolution was dominated mainly by robust MJO activity.

Convection became more persistent late in the month near the Date Line.

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Global SST

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200-hPa Wind Anomalies

East Asian jet stream appeared to be near

climatology; likely as a result of shift between a

retracted jet early and an extension late.

Strongest

anomalies were over the

Americas. Late- month subtropical trough dominates in the mean over the southeastern North Pacific.

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200-hPa Velocity Potential

Velocity potential

pattern nicely combines

strong MJO

activity with the persistent late- month

convection near the Date Line.

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Global Temperatures

Continued cold from December over much of northern and eastern Asia.

Late-month cold over much of northern CONUS not nearly enough to tip the monthly mean.

Parts of the interior Western CONUS were quite cold.

Note the extreme heat over Australia. There was an intense heat wave associated with the delayed onset of the monsoon there.

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Global Precipitation

Interior eastern US was wet;

West Coast generally dry.

MJO-related precipitation anomalies were observed over much of the Maritime Continent.

The western

Atlantic seemed especially dry.

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US Precipitation

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NH 500-hPa Height Anomalies and Sea-

level Pressure Anomalies

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MJO Index

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Teleconnections

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Stratospheric Sudden Warming

Major

stratospheri c warming occurred on January 6.

This is seen as the spike in 10-hPa temperature

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Verification

Monthly, Seasonal, Week-2

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Official Revised Obs

Official Revised Obs

Temp

Preci p

Non-Equal Chance(non EC) forecasts:

-50.0

All forecasts: -11.64

% coverage not Equal Chance forecasts : 23.3

Non-Equal Chance(non EC) forecasts:

52.44

All forecasts: 37.07

% coverage not Equal Chance forecasts : 70.7

Non-Equal Chance(non EC) forecasts:

8.12

All forecasts: 2.8

% coverage not Equal Chance forecasts : 34.5

Non-Equal Chance(non EC) forecasts:

19.2

All forecasts: 7.54

% coverage not Equal Chance forecasts : 39.2

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Official Revised Obs

Official Revised Obs

Temp

Preci p

Non-Equal Chance(non EC) forecasts:

45.60

All forecasts: 17.89

% coverage not Equal Chance forecasts : 39.22

Non-Equal Chance(non EC) forecasts:

-16.42

All forecasts: -4.74

% coverage not Equal Chance forecasts : 28.88

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8-14 Day Temperature and Precipitation Scores

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Current Predictions

Monthly, Seasonal, ENSO

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February 2013 Revised

Outlook

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FMA 2013 Seasonal Outlook

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ENSO Forecast Plume

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Evolution of 500-hPa Pattern

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