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The Role of the Oceans in Southern Hemisphere Climatecomponent in isolation. The aim of this chapter is to describe some of the physics underlying the observed patterns of sea surface temperature and heat flux, with an emphasis on the Southern Hemisphere.

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General Circulation the origin of these features in terms of the dominant processes that maintain the general circulation of the SH, primarily in the summer and winter seasons, and particularly in middle latitudes. More detailed discussions of the features in the Tropics and in high southern latitudes, and of the vari

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Pacific Oceans. These occur on a variety of temporal scales. For example, the El Ni?o takes place there. The Madden-Julian (1971, 1972) oscillation and other intraseasonal fluctuations, which account for much of the variability in convection and related circulation patterns, also occur in this region. These topi

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