NASA NTRS · 19900018863
Resonant Rossby waves and solar activity
Abstract
Large scale transient waves are an essential part of atmospheric dynamics. Some of these waves (like 27 day waves) could have a solar nature. The contribution of the 27 day planetary waves to a total long period spectrum of the atmospheric processes during one solar cycle was investigated. Ivanovsky and Krivolutsky proposed that the 27 day wave has a resonant nature. The real atmospheric processes were investigated. The method of 2-D wave analysis used is described by Krivolutsky. It was concluded that the resonant nature of the 27 day wave is not unicum. There are long periods waves (50 day wave) in stratosphere which belong to the resonant waves, too. It is a very interesting fact for the solar activity-weather problem.
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Krivolutsky, A. A., Loshkova, O. A.. 1989-09-01. Resonant Rossby waves and solar activity. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900018863
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