Wave Breakup is a meteorological phenomenon characterized by the disintegration of an African Easterly Wave into distinct cyclonic and anticyclonic vortices due to baroclinic or barotropic instabilities, marking a critical stage in the potential development of tropical cyclones over the Atlantic Ocean.
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University of California, Los Angeles
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Georgia Institute of Technology
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University of Cape Town
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