Kinetic energy analyses of the formation and maintenance processes of east asian blocking high in summer. J Appl Meteor Sci, 1998, 9(3): 298-303. .
Citation: Kinetic energy analyses of the formation and maintenance processes of east asian blocking high in summer. J Appl Meteor Sci, 1998, 9(3): 298-303. .

Kinetic Energy Analyses of the Formation and Maintenance Processes of East Asian Blocking High in Summer

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  • The formation, maintenance and decay processes of blocking high over East Asia in summer of 1986 are analysed by kinetic energy equations with various wave-number domains. It is found that the representative wave number of blocking high is wave-number 5 in the case, which is in the long wave domain, not wave-number 2. During the formation and maintenance stages of blocking episodes, the kinetic energy at wave-number 5 increases through the wave-wave nonlinear interaction and decreases through the wave-mean flow interaction. During the maintenance stage, the available poteneial energy at wave-number 5 is transformed into kinetic energy as to maintain the blocking. These physical processes are reversed in the decay stage, but the wave-mean flow interaction leads to the decreasing of westerlies in the high latitude, and maintaining the blocking high.
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