Antarctica sea ice variability and southeast Indian Ocean SST: Possible relationship
Shailendra Rai, Neloy Khare, Avinash Chandra Pandey, Kakolee Banerjee, Headland Sada
Abstract
Shailendra Rai, Neloy Khare, Avinash Chandra Pandey, Kakolee Banerjee, Headland Sada
Abstract
Relationships between the Antarctic sea ice variability and extrapolar climate variables especially the Indian Ocean SST have been explored and we have identified that the southeast Indian Ocean SST shows the most persistence relationship with Antarctic sea ice variability. The SST is the unique precursor for the Australian summer monsoon, Indian summer monsoon and ENSO phenomenon after the 1976-1977 regime shift and is also linked with recently discovered Indian Ocean Dipole event of subtropical Indian Ocean.
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Relationships between the Antarctic sea ice variability and extrapolar climate variables especially the Indian Ocean SST have been explored and we have identified that the southeast Indian Ocean SST shows the most persistence relationship with Antarctic sea ice variability. The SST is the unique precursor for the Australian summer monsoon, Indian summer monsoon and ENSO phenomenon after the 1976-1977 regime shift and is also linked with recently discovered Indian Ocean Dipole event of subtropical Indian Ocean.
Key concepts: Climatology, Indian Ocean Dipole, Subtropical Indian Ocean Dipole, Sea surface temperature, Monsoon, Oceanography, Indian ocean, El Niño Southern Oscillation