Frontal Cyclogenesis is a theoretical construct within synoptic-scale meteorology that explains the development of mid-latitude cyclones along atmospheric fronts through the interaction of quasi-geostrophic dynamics and baroclinic instability.
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An Aerological Study of Zonal Motion, its Perturbations and Break-down
Rasmus Berggren, B. Bolin, C.‐G. Rossby · Tellus · 1949 · 203 citations · Full text
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ETH Zurich
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