We leverage machine learning along side traditional synoptic diagnostic tools to identify the most important atmospheric drivers of Antarctic precipitation events. We find that in East Antarctica, the dynamic environment distinguished top precipitation events.
Geophysical Research Letters, 2025
In an investigation of circumpolar Antarctic atmospheric rivers we find that dynamical drivers, including Rossby waves excited by tropical convection, are a distinguishing feature of the highest precipitation events.
Communications Earth & Environment, 2024
Using a self-organizing map and QG Omega analysis, we find that atmospheric rivers making landfall during the mature phase of cyclogenesis result in high-precipitation due to the spatial overlap of lift induced by frontogensis and the occlusion process.
JGR-Atmospheres, 2023
Observing and understanding of precipitation associated with near-freezing surface conditions near Montreal, Canada.
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