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Articles | Volume 21
15 Jul 2024
 | 15 Jul 2024

Mesoscale weather influenced by auroral gravity waves contributing to conditional symmetric instability release?

Paul Prikryl

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We consider possible influence on severe weather occurrence by aurorally excited atmospheric gravity waves generated by solar wind coupling to the magnetosphere-ionosphere-atmosphere system. The results indicate that these gravity waves contribute to the release of instabilities in frontal zones of extratropical cyclones leading to convection and heavy precipitation. It is observed that severe snowstorms and flash floods tend to occur following arrivals of solar wind high-speed streams.
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