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Climate Prediction Center Monthly(CPC)Arctic Oscillation Index

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the arctic oscillation ao is a leading teleconnection pattern in the northern hemisphere circulation it is calculated as the first empirical orthogonal function eof for height anomalies poleward of 20 degrees latitude for the northern hemisphere the goal of the eof procedure is to capture the maximum amount of explained variance in the circulation fields

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the arctic oscillation ao is a leading teleconnection pattern in the northern hemisphere circulation it is calculated as the first empirical orthogonal function eof for height anomalies poleward of 20 degrees latitude for the northern hemisphere the goal of the eof procedure is to capture the maximum amount of explained variance in the circulation fields

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the arctic oscillation ao is a leading teleconnection pattern in the northern hemisphere circulation it is calculated as the first empirical orthogonal function eof for height anomalies poleward of 20 degrees latitude for the northern hemisphere the goal of the eof procedure is to capture the maximum amount of explained variance in the circulation fields

Key concepts: Empirical orthogonal functions, Teleconnection, Arctic oscillation, Climatology, Northern Hemisphere, Environmental science, The arctic, Oscillation (cell signaling)

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