Many extreme weather events can be traced back to an atmospheric 'traffic jam,' study

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Many extreme weather events can be traced back to an atmospheric 'traffic jam,' study

Many extreme weather events can be traced back to an atmospheric 'traffic jam,' study suggests

When weather patterns hit a traffic jam, extreme events often result. This is particularly the case during the summer months, a new study argues.*

The research, published Friday in the journal Science Advances, focuses on a devastating flood event that struck Serbia and the nation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in May of 2014.*

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The flooding, which resulted from a relentless four-day deluge, killed at least 48, displaced about 150,000 and caused about 3.5 billion euros in damage.*

The study pinpoints a phe**me**n k**wn as "planetary wave resonance" for trapping the storm above the Balkans. More specifically, the study says a "quasi-stationary circumglobal Rossby wave train" helped deny the storm an escape route.* Read more...


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