29/06/2010
A flash to the climate a few days after the end of June. I put the anomalies of 500hPa GPT to the latest available five days, 21-26 June, to show what is happening in the tropical zone with the strong decrease of the anomalies of Nino. Notice how the area is canceling the ENSO Anom lie and this is also happening in the Indian zone. Now we see the situation as it was earlier this month, 1-5 June:
Although they were already in decline equatorial anomalies resisted 10mt still positive in the ENSO and Indian.
Let off the ocean SSTA (OIv2):
Available last week, June 23:
Comparison with the first week of the month:
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Accentuation of the negative anomalies in the eastern Pacific, positive anomalies in the reduction of IPWP and TNA, but increased in the northern Atlantic and Pacific Northwest.
If we measure numerically the anomalies on the tropical (20 ° S-20 ° N) we notice a sharp drop in the last two weeks, the maximum +0.65 ° about April we moved to the current +0.28 °:
In the Arctic, the situation is more negative than the record recent years, glacial extent and glacial area are still below the values of 2007 and 2008. Let us consider the distributions of density (violet = 100-95%, about 75% yellow, green from 50% down:
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Compared to 2007 and 2008, 2010, to June 28, shows the almost extinction of the ice in the bay of Labrador. Compared to 2007 the situation is better but worse in the Siberian region of Canada, otherwise than in 2008. Appeared less dense areas in the central Arctic more extensive than in previous years, probably due to the long-AO phase in May and June. We'll see how things go.
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