Blocking circulation anomalies in the Tasman Sea region during the Medieval Climate Anomaly

Andrew Lorrey; Ian Goodwin; J. Renwick; Stuart Browning

Blocking circulation anomalies in the Tasman Sea region during the Medieval Climate Anomaly

Andrew Lorrey, Ian Goodwin, J. Renwick, Stuart Browning

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Abstract

Contrasting Australasian and Antarctic proxy archive signals are being exploited to reconstruct regional- and Southern Hemisphere-scale atmospheric circulation patterns, which indicate that the frequency of blocking events across the southwest Pacific increased during the Medieval Climate Anomaly.

Original language	English
Pages	22-24
Number of pages	3
Volume	19
No.	1
Specialist publication	PAGES News
Publisher	Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Publication status	Published - 2011

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