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DOI10.1016/j.wace.2024.100641
ISSN2212-0947
Citation KeyAthiraAttaRao:2024:UnMeDi
TitleSynoptic dynamics of cold waves over north India: Underlying mechanisms of distinct cold wave conditions
Year2024
Access Date2024, May 18
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Author1 Athira, K. S.
2 Attada, Raju
3 Rao, Vadlamudi Brahmananda
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Affiliation1 Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER)
2 Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER)
3 Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE)
Author e-Mail Address1 T.Rosan@exeter.ac.uk
JournalWeather and Climate Extremes
Volume43
Pagese100641
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KeywordsCold waves
La Niņa
North India
Quasi-resonant amplification
Siberian high
Ural blocking
AbstractThe cold air outbreaks in the northern parts of India exert significant impacts on human health, energy, agriculture and transportation. In this study, we investigate the synoptic dynamics of cold waves and their linkages to large scale circulations for the winter period from 1982 to2020. Cold waves are classified into normal and intense (NCWs and ICWs) based on intensity and we examine the underlying mechanisms of formation and their atmospheric drivers. Notably, the spatial extent of the ICWs is almost double than that of normal ones thereby having the potential to affect a wider population. The NCWs are often influenced by western disturbances, leading to the inflow of cold air from Siberia (a region of shallow high). In contrast, ICWs are mostly linked to the presence of an omega block over the Ural-Siberian region. The downstream portion of the Ural block favours the inflow of cold northerlies into north India, leading to cold air advection and extreme cold wave conditions. The influence of Arctic warming for ICWs is further confirmed through a prominent Quasi-Resonant Amplification (QRA) fingerprint. Furthermore, La Niņa condition seems to play a crucial role in triggering ICWs over north India. During La Niņa, the prominent low level cyclonic anomaly helps in advecting the cold air from the higher latitudes into the country. The frequency as well as the duration of cold wave events are also found to be higher in La Niņa years compared to El Niņo and neutral years. The trend analysis of cold wave events over north India reveals a significant decrease in the frequency, duration and intensity during the analysis period due to a combination of various factors such as rising winter minimum temperatures (due to global warming), decreasing number of synoptic winter weather systems and Arctic amplification.
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