Dr Scott Osprey FRMetS: Publications

The impact of stratospheric resolution on the detectability of climate change signals in the free atmosphere

GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS 40:5 (2013) 937-942

Authors:

DM Mitchell, PA Stott, LJ Gray, MR Allen, FC Lott, N Butchart, SC Hardiman, SM Osprey

Observations of an inertial peak in the intrinsic wind spectrum shifted by rotation in the antarctic vortex

Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 69:12 (2012) 3812-3812

Authors:

DM Mitchell, SM Osprey, JGRAY Lesley, N Butchart, CH Steven, AJ Charlton-perez, W Peter

Abstract:

There was a numerical error in the abstract of Mitchell et al. (2012). In the fourth sentence of the abstract the number should be 7 events per decade, not 0.7. The full sentence should read, Analysis of the standard stratospheric zonal mean wind diagnostic shows no significan increase over the twenty-first century in the number of major sudden stratospheric warmings (SSWs) from its historical value of 7 events per decade, although the monthly distribution of SSWs does vary, with events becoming more evenly dispersed through thwinter.

Influence of the stratosphere on climate projections with HadGEM2

(2012)

Authors:

N Butchart, S Hardiman, B Collins, T Hinton, A Scaife, J Anstey, L Gray, S Osprey

The Effect of Climate Change on the Variability of the Northern Hemisphere Stratospheric Polar Vortex

(2012)

Authors:

Mitchell, DM, SM Osprey, Gray, LJ, Butchart, N, Hardiman, SC, Charlton-Perez, A, P Watson

The effect of a well resolved stratosphere on surface climate: Differences between CMIP5 simulations with high and low top versions of the Met Office climate model

J. Clim. (2012)

Authors:

SC Hardiman, N Butchart, T Hinton, SM Osprey, LJ Gray

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