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2022年2月大气环流和天气分析
王璠,张峰,符娇兰
(国家气象中心,北京 100081)
Analysis of the February 2022 Atmospheric Circulation and Weather
WANG Fan,ZHANG Feng,FU Jiaolan
(National Meteorological Centre, Beijing 100081)
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投稿时间:2022-03-28    修订日期:2022-04-13
中文摘要: 2022年2月大气环流的主要特征是北半球极涡呈偶极型,次中心位于鄂霍次克海至北太平洋一带,较常年同期偏强;欧亚中高纬地区由“两槽一脊”型逐渐转变为“一槽一脊”型,乌拉尔山至贝加尔湖间高压脊稳定维持,我国中高纬度地区位于高压脊前西北—东南向锋区内,多高空槽活动,冷空气较活跃,南支槽强度接近常年同期,对我国南方的影响较为频繁,导致南方地区多雨雪天气过程。2月,我国冷空气活动频繁,但强冷空气过程较少,全国平均气温为-3.2℃,较常年同期偏低1.9℃。月内,全国平均降水量为25.5 mm,较常年同期(16.1 mm)偏多58%。另外,2月中下旬我国南方地区出现持续性低温阴雨雪天气过程。
Abstract:The main characteristics of the general atmospheric circulation in February 2022 are as follows. There were two polar vortex centers in the Northern Hemisphere, with the subcenter located from the Sea of Okhotsk to the North Pacific Ocean which was stronger compared to the same period in history. The atmospheric circulation in the middle and high latitudes of Eurasia gradually changed from the “two troughs and a ridge” type to the “one trough and one ridge” type. The ridge between Ural Mountains and Bajkal was stable and maintained, and the middle and high latitudes of China were in the frontal zone in front of the ridge, with more active trough and cold air activities. The southern branch trough was more frequent in southern China with intensity close to that in normal years, bringing more rain and snow to the region. In February, cold air was active in China, while there were few strong cold air processes. The monthly mean temperature is -3.2℃, 1.9℃ lower than normal (-1.3℃). The monthly mean precipitation is 25.5 mm, 58% more than normal (16.1 mm). Meanwhile, in mid-to-late February, a persistent low-temperature rainy and snowy weather process occurred in the southern part of China.
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基金项目:国家自然科学基金项目(U2143314)资助
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王璠,张峰,符娇兰,2022.2022年2月大气环流和天气分析[J].气象,48(5):658-664.
WANG Fan,ZHANG Feng,FU Jiaolan,2022.Analysis of the February 2022 Atmospheric Circulation and Weather[J].Meteor Mon,48(5):658-664.