-
Ageostrophy (or
ageostrophic flow) is the
difference between the
actual wind or
current and the
geostrophic wind or
geostrophic current.
Since geostrophy...
- friction. This
results in the 'actual wind' or 'true wind',
including ageostrophic corrections,
which add to the
geostrophic wind that is characterized...
-
southwesterly surface jet
intersected these systems at a 60° angle, an
ageostrophic flow that led to storm-relative
helicity values in
excess of 500 m2s−2—indicative...
- near
Central America and
extending toward Honduras and Jamaica.
Intense ageostrophic flow was
noted over the
southern United States, with
winds flowing perpendicular...
-
scale instantaneous flow in the
midlatitude mid-troposphere.
Although ageostrophic terms are
relatively small, they are
essential for the time evolution...
-
southwesterly surface jet
intersected these systems at a 60° angle, an
ageostrophic flow that led to storm-relative
helicity values in
excess of 500 m2s−2—indicative...
-
southwesterly surface jet
intersected these systems at a 60° angle, an
ageostrophic flow that led to storm-relative
helicity values in
excess of 500 m2s−2—indicative...
- gradient.
Since the
strength of the
ageostrophic flow is
proportional to
temperature gradient, the
ageostrophic tightening tendencies grow
rapidly after...
-
related to the
Ekman spiral effect. The cross-isobar
angle of the
diverted ageostrophic flow near the
surface ranges from 10° over open water, to 30° over rough...
-
southwesterly surface jet
intersected these systems at a 60° angle, an
ageostrophic flow that led to storm-relative
helicity values in
excess of 500 m2s−2—indicative...
