Earth Sciences

Pacific subsurface ocean temperature as a long-range predictor of South China tropical cyclone landfall

N. Sparks and R. Toumi

This groundbreaking study by Nathan Sparks and Ralf Toumi explores how Pacific subsurface ocean temperatures can forecast tropical cyclone landfall in South China up to a year ahead. By defining the subNiño4 index, the research reveals substantial predictive power, providing insights that could revolutionize atmospheric predictions worldwide.... show more

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