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Monsoons. --- Synoptic climatology. --- Synoptic meteorology.

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For advanced undergraduate and beginning graduate students in atmospheric, oceanic, and climate science, Atmosphere, Ocean and Climate Dynamics is an introductory textbook on the circulations of the atmosphere and ocean and their interaction, with an emphasis on global scales. It will give students a good grasp of what the atmosphere and oceans look like on the large-scale and why they look that way. The role of the oceans in climate and paleoclimate is also discussed. The combination of observations, theory and accompanying illustrative laboratory experiments sets this text apart by m

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Classifications of circulation weather systems have a long history in meteorology and climatology. Starting with manual classifications over specific regions of the globe, these tools (generally called “catalogs of synoptic types”) were restricted mainly to weather forecasting and historical climate variability studies. In the last decades, the advance of computing resources and the availability of datasets have fostered the development of fast and objective methods that process large amount of data. In recent years numerous methods of circulation type classification have been designed, showing their usefulness on a wide range of applications in scientific domains related to weather, climate, and environment. This Research Topic highlights methodological advances in circulation weather types and also their applications to different research areas. The articles included in this research topic show that circulation weather types can be used not only in Europe, where they have been always more frequent, but also applied to other regions of the world.

Meteorology --- Climatology --- Environmental sciences. --- Research. --- Methodology. --- Saudi Arabia --- Synoptic climatology --- Central America --- Lagrangian air trajectories --- circulation weather types --- Surface climate --- extreme events --- climate variability --- Maritime Continent --- Australia

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Classifications of circulation weather systems have a long history in meteorology and climatology. Starting with manual classifications over specific regions of the globe, these tools (generally called “catalogs of synoptic types”) were restricted mainly to weather forecasting and historical climate variability studies. In the last decades, the advance of computing resources and the availability of datasets have fostered the development of fast and objective methods that process large amount of data. In recent years numerous methods of circulation type classification have been designed, showing their usefulness on a wide range of applications in scientific domains related to weather, climate, and environment. This Research Topic highlights methodological advances in circulation weather types and also their applications to different research areas. The articles included in this research topic show that circulation weather types can be used not only in Europe, where they have been always more frequent, but also applied to other regions of the world.

Meteorology --- Climatology --- Environmental sciences. --- Saudi Arabia --- Synoptic climatology --- Central America --- Lagrangian air trajectories --- circulation weather types --- Surface climate --- extreme events --- climate variability --- Maritime Continent --- Australia --- Research. --- Methodology. --- Saudi Arabia --- Synoptic climatology --- Central America --- Lagrangian air trajectories --- circulation weather types --- Surface climate --- extreme events --- climate variability --- Maritime Continent --- Australia