Lecture

Baroclinic Instability and Cyclone Dynamics

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This lecture explores the limitations of the polar front theory, addressing the instability and dissipation of extratropical cyclones. It delves into baroclinic instability, the vertical structure of cyclones, and the role of extratropical cyclones in redistributing heat. The instructor discusses the energetic aspects of cyclones, the link between warm conveyor belts and atmospheric rivers, and the conveyor belt model explaining the cloud structure around cyclones.

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