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Quantitative attribution of vertical motion responsible for summer heavy rainfall over North China

Yang Zhao, Lin Deng, Ziwei Li, Yinjun Wang
2022 Journal of Geophysical Research - Atmospheres  

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Some studies have investigated the dynamic and thermodynamic contributions to the heavy rainfall over NC in terms of the moisture budget. Zhao, Xu, Zhao, and Yang (2019) considered the moisture paths and topography and demonstrated that during the summer monsoon phase, the Tibetan Plateau and its extended topography can affect the moisture transport channels. Moisture is transported to the NC region at lower levels along the east and
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Yang Zhao, Lin Deng, Ziwei Li, Yinjun Wang. "Quantitative attribution of vertical motion responsible for summer heavy rainfall over North China." Journal of Geophysical Research - Atmospheres 127.2 (2022)