High moisture confluence in Japan Sea polar air mass convergence zone captured by hourly radiosonde...
High moisture confluence in Japan Sea polar air mass convergence zone captured by hourly radiosonde launches from a ship
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Some of the heaviest snowfalls in urban areas in the world occur in Japan, particularly in regions that face the Japan Sea. Many heavy snowfalls are produced by a Japan Sea polar air mass convergence zone (JPCZ), which is an atmospheric river-like cloud zone that forms when Siberian cold air flows over the warm Japan Sea. Quantifying how the air–se...
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High moisture confluence in Japan Sea polar air mass convergence zone captured by hourly radiosonde launches from a ship
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2045-2322
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2045-2322
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10.1038/s41598-022-23371-x