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Changes of Temperature Field in Storms Under Influence of Cold Surge

Topics: Thermal Core, Effect of Cold Air on Tropical Storm, Distribution of Temperature in Tropical Storm

Collection: ijaers; folkscanomy_academic; folkscanomy; additional_collections

This study goal is to explore changes of the temperature field during storms operating in the East Sea under the influence of cold air over time. Studies on wave–current interaction have focused mainly on tropical cyclones, while less attention has been paid to other weather systems (Gong et al, 2018). Strong winds in coastal areas can cause dramatic changes in water level and currents, which influence wave height and direction, thereby increasing hazardous conditions (Sun et al, 2018). Wave parameters in the outer region of the typhoon are more sensitive to the current but less sensitive to the water elevation than those in the inner region of the typhoon (Hsiao et al, 2020). The results show that the temperature field in the storm under the influence of cold air has an asymmetrical distribution around the center.