Advancing Science and Services during the 2015/16 El Niño: The NOAA El Niño Rapid Response Field Campaign

M. Dole, Randall; R. Spackman, J.; Newman, Matthew; P. Compo, Gilbert; A. Smith, Catherine; M. Hartten, Leslie; J. Barsugli, J.; S. Webb, Robert; P. Hoerling, Martin; Cifelli, Robert; Wolter, Klaus; Barnet, C.; Gehne, Maria; Gelaro, Ronald; N. Kiladis, George; Abbott, Scott; Akish, Elena; R. Albers, John; M. Brown, John; J. Cox, Christopher; S. Darby, Lisa; de Boer, Gijs; DeLuisi, Barbara; Dias, Juliana; Dunion, Jason; Eischeid, Jon; W. Fairall, C.; Gambacorta, Antonia; K. Gorton, Brian; Hoell, Andrew; Intrieri, Janet; L. Jackson, Darren; E. Johnston, Paul; J. Lataitis, Richard; Mahoney, Kelly; McCaffrey, Katherine; Alex McColl, H.; J. Mueller, Michael; Murray, Donald; J. Neiman, Paul; D. Otto, William; Persson, Ola; Quan, Xiao‐Wei; Rangwala, Imtiaz; J. Ray, Andrea; W. Reynolds, David; M. Riley Dellaripa, Emily; H. Rosenlof, Karen; Sakaeda, Naoko; D. Sardeshmukh, Prashant; Slivinski, Laura; Smith, Lesley; Solomon, Amy; Swales, Dustin; N. Tulich, Stefan; B. White, Allen; A. Wick, Gary; G. Winterkorn, Matthew; E. Wolfe, D.; J. Zamora, R.

doi:10.1175/bams-d-16-0219.1

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Advancing Science and Services during the 2015/16 El Niño: The NOAA El Niño Rapid Response Field Campaign

Published in Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society • Dec 11, 2017

Authors:

Randall M. Dole

J. R. Spackman

Matthew Newman

Abstract

Abstract Forecasts by mid-2015 for a strong El Niño during winter 2015/16 presented an exceptional scientific opportunity to accelerate advances in understanding and predictions of an extreme climate event and its impactswhile the event was ongoing. Seizing this opportunity, the National Oceanic and...

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Tropical cyclone

Climatology

Dropsonde

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