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1. Subseasonal convection variability over the Intra-American Seas simulated by an AGCM and sensitivity to CMIP5 SST biases and projections

Vigaud, Nicolas; Lyon, Bradfield; Lee, Dong Eun
2020
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ClimatologyClimatic changes--Mathematical modelsConvection (Meteorology)

2. Deterministic Skill of Subseasonal Precipitation Forecasts for the East Africa-West Asia Sector from September to May

Vigaud, Nicolas; Tippett, Michael K.; Robertson, Andrew W.
2019
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Long-range weather forecastingPrecipitation forecastingRain and rainfall--Forecasting

3. Probabilistic Skill of Subseasonal Surface Temperature Forecasts over North America

Vigaud, Nicolas; Tippett, Michael K.; Yuan, Jian; Robertson, Andrew W.; Acharya, Nachiketa
2019
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Long-range weather forecastingWeather forecasting--Mathematical modelsEarth temperature

4. Spatial Correction of Multimodel Ensemble Subseasonal Precipitation Forecasts over North America Using Local Laplacian Eigenfunctions

Vigaud, Nicolas; Tippett, Michael K.; Yuan, Jian; Robertson, Andrew W.; Acharya, Nachiketa
2019
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Long-range weather forecastingLong-range weather forecasting--Mathematical modelsPrecipitation forecasting

5. Atlantic Multidecadal Variability as a modulator of the precipitation variability in the continental US

Lee, Dong Eun; Ting, Mingfang; Vigaud, Nicolas; Kushnir, Yochanan; Barnston, Anthony G.
2018
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Ocean-atmosphere interactionPrecipitation (Meteorology)Climatic changes--Mathematical modelsClimatology

6. Dynamical and Thermodynamic Elements of Modeled Climate Change at the East African Margin of Convection

Giannini, Alessandra; Lyon, Bradfield; Seager, Richard; Vigaud, Nicolas
2018
Articles
ClimatologyClimatic changesAtmospheric thermodynamicsPrecipitation forecasting

7. Multiscale Variability in North American Summer Maximum Temperatures and Modulations from the North Atlantic Simulated by an AGCM

Vigaud, Nicolas; Ting, Mingfang; Lee, Dong Eun; Barnston, Anthony G.; Kushnir, Yochanan
2018
Articles
Climatic changesClimatic changes--ModelsNumerical analysis

8. Predictability of Recurrent Weather Regimes over North America during Winter from Submonthly Reforecasts

Vigaud, Nicolas; Robertson, Andrew W.; Tippett, Michael K.
2018
Articles
WeatherClimatic changesClimatology--ForecastingEnvironmental sciences

9. Probabilistic Skill of Subseasonal Precipitation Forecasts for the East Africa–West Asia Sector during September–May

Vigaud, Nicolas; Tippett, Michael K.; Robertson, Andrew W.
2018
Articles
Precipitation forecastingLong-range weather forecastingStatistical weather forecasting

10. West African convection regimes and their predictability from submonthly forecasts

Vigaud, Nicolas; Giannini, Alessandra
2018
Articles
Convection (Meteorology)Teleconnections (Climatology)Monsoons--Data processingLong-range weather forecastingPrecipitation forecasting

11. Convection regimes and tropical‐midlatitude interactions over the Intra‐American Seas from May to November

Vigaud, Nicolas; Robertson, Andrew W.
2017
Articles
Convection (Meteorology)Climatic changesPrecipitation variabilityFloods

12. Multimodel Ensembling of Subseasonal Precipitation Forecasts over North America

Vigaud, Nicolas; Robertson, Andrew W.; Tippett, Michael K.
2017
Articles
Weather forecastingLong-range weather forecastingPrecipitation forecasting

13. Subseasonal Predictability of Boreal Summer Monsoon Rainfall from Ensemble Forecasts

Vigaud, Nicolas; Robertson, Andrew W.; Tippett, Michael K.
2017
Articles
Long-range weather forecastingLong-range weather forecasting--Mathematical modelsMonsoons--Forecasting

14. Sub‐seasonal teleconnections between convection over the Indian Ocean, the East African long rains and tropical Pacific surface temperatures

Vigaud, Nicolas; Lyon, Bradfield; Giannini, Alessandra
2016
Articles
Convection (Meteorology)Climatic changesPrecipitation variabilityWater temperature