2016•Journal of the Atmospheric SciencesRequires access

Comments on “Nonlinear Response of a Tropical Cyclone Vortex to Prescribed Eyewall Heating with and without Surface Friction in TCM4: Implications for Tropical Cyclone Intensification”

Roger K. Smith, Michael T. Montgomery

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"Comments on “Nonlinear Response of a Tropical Cyclone Vortex to Prescribed Eyewall Heating with and without Surface Friction in TCM4: Implications for Tropical Cyclone Intensification”" published on Dec 2016 by American Meteorological Society.

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"Comments on “Nonlinear Response of a Tropical Cyclone Vortex to Prescribed Eyewall Heating with and without Surface Friction in TCM4: Implications for Tropical Cyclone Intensification”" published on Dec 2016 by American Meteorological Society.

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"Comments on “Nonlinear Response of a Tropical Cyclone Vortex to Prescribed Eyewall Heating with and without Surface Friction in TCM4: Implications for Tropical Cyclone Intensification”" published on Dec 2016 by American Meteorological Society.

Key concepts: Tropical cyclone, Eye, Vortex, Climatology, Tropical cyclogenesis, Rainband, Environmental science, Cyclone (programming language)

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