Mots-clés
(1977) ; Afrique ; Afrique de l'Est ; Alizé ; Canal de Mozambique ; Circulation atmosphérique ; Climatologie ; Dynamique de l'atmosphère ; Grain ; Géographie physique ; Hiver austral ; Humidité atmosphérique ; Jet est-africain ; Jet stream ; Océan Indien ; Océan Indien, ouest ; Perturbation ; Perturbation cinématique ; Poussée d'alizé ; Précipitation ; Surge ; Température ; Type de temps ; Vent ; Zone intertropicalePhysical geographyKinematic and thermal structures of two surges of flow in the Northern Mozambique Channel Area
Auteurs :RAO, G. V.
HANEY, J. L.
Description :
Two atmospheric surges near the northern Mozambique Channel (on 17 June and 3 July 1977) were probed from Nairobi eastwards to the coast and then south from 1 S to 8 S along 41 E. Offshore the former day was characterized by deep south-south-easterlies or south-easterlies, squalls, and rain-and the latter day by shallow south-south-easterlies overlain by south-westerlies and fair weather cumulus. In both cases meridional mass fluxes from two stations, Port Elizabeth and Dar-es-Salaam, were computed. They showed that the latter station lags the former by as much as four days| however, its meridional mass flux is double the former. (JPB).
Type de document :
Article de périodique
Source :
Quarterly journal of the royal meteorological society London, 1982, vol. 108, n°. 458, p. 957-974, Références bibliographiques : 16 réf.
Date :
1982
Langue :
Anglais
Anglais
Droits :
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