Abstract Purpose of Review Dynamic manifestations of climate change, ie those related to
circulation, are less well understood than are thermodynamic, or temperature-related …

Arctic Amplification is a fundamental feature of past, present, and modelled future climate.
However, the causes of this “amplification” within Earth's climate system are not fully …

The polar regions have been attracting more and more attention in recent years, fueled by
the perceptible impacts of anthropogenic climate change. Polar climate change provides …

Intense cyclones driving extreme Arctic weather and climate events have been more
frequently observed during recent years, causing dramatic environmental and …

The Arctic System Reanalysis version 1 (ASRv1), a high‐resolution regional assimilation of
model output, observations and satellite data across the mid‐and high latitudes of the …

The Arctic is a vital component of the global climate, and its rapid environmental evolution is
an important element of climate change around the world. To detect and diagnose the …

The atmospheric water cycle of the Arctic is evaluated via seven global reanalyses and in
radiosonde observations covering the 1979–2013 period. In the regional moisture budget …

Cyclones in the Arctic are detected and tracked in four different reanalysis data sets from
1981 to 2010. In great detail the spatial and seasonal patterns of changes are scrutinized …

The role of synoptic-scale cyclones in the trends and variability of Arctic sea ice conditions
has remained uncertain. In recognition, we conduct a systematic investigation of how sea …

The Arctic is becoming more accessible as sea ice extent continues to decline, resulting in
higher human exposure to Arctic storms. This study compares Arctic storm characteristics …