Storm Track Analysis is a methodological framework within synoptic climatology that identifies, characterizes, and quantifies the spatial and temporal patterns of storm systems' propagation across a region, distinguished by its focus on the climatological behavior and frequency of extratropical cyclone pathways derived from reanalysis or model data.
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Storm Tracks and Climate Change
Lennart Bengtsson, Kevin I. Hodges, E. Roeckner · Journal of Climate · 2006 · 814 citations · Full text
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