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Structure and forcing of teleconnection patterns occurring in general circulation model simulations

R. C. Malone, E.J. Pitcher, Maurice L. Blackmon, John E. Geisler

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Several characteristics of teleconnection-pattern fluctuations occurring in general circulation model (GCM) simulations were examined. The model used is the NCAR Community Climate Model. 7 references, 3 figures. (ACR)

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Several characteristics of teleconnection-pattern fluctuations occurring in general circulation model (GCM) simulations were examined. The model used is the NCAR Community Climate Model. 7 references, 3 figures. (ACR)

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Several characteristics of teleconnection-pattern fluctuations occurring in general circulation model (GCM) simulations were examined. The model used is the NCAR Community Climate Model. 7 references, 3 figures. (ACR)

Key concepts: Teleconnection, GCM transcription factors, General Circulation Model, Forcing (mathematics), Climatology, Circulation (fluid dynamics), Climate model, Atmospheric model

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