The Arctic's rapid sea ice decline may influence global weather patterns, making the
understanding of Arctic weather variability (WV) vital for accurate weather forecasting and …

Simulating sea ice drift and deformation in the Arctic Ocean is still a challenge because of
the multiscale interaction of sea ice floes that compose the Arctic Sea ice cover. The Sea Ice …

With retreating sea ice and increasing human activities in the Arctic come a growing need for
reliable sea ice forecasts up to months ahead. We exploit the subseasonal‐to‐seasonal …

As the sea‐ice modeling community is shifting to advanced numerical frameworks,
develo** new sea‐ice rheologies, and increasing model spatial resolution, ubiquitous …

Leads and pressure ridges are dominant features of the Arctic sea ice cover. Not only do
they affect heat loss and surface drag, but they also provide insight into the underlying …

While the relationship between the Arctic sea ice loss and midlatitude winter climate has
been well discussed, especially on the seasonal mean scale, it remains unclear whether the …

Recently discovered, ocean submesoscales have attracted considerable attention due to
their ability to change the upper ocean stratification, affect vertical transport, and induce a …

Rapid Arctic Sea Ice Loss on the Synoptic Time Scale and Related Atmospheric Circulation
Anomalies in: Journal of Climate Volume 33 Issue 5 (2020) Jump to Content Jump to Main …

The sea ice modeling community is progressing towards pan-Arctic simulations that
explicitly resolve leads in the simulated sea ice cover. Evaluating these simulations against …

Operational Arctic sea ice forecasts are of crucial importance to science and to society in the
Arctic region. Currently, statistical and numerical climate models are widely used to generate …