Volume 5,Issue 2
Fall 204
Research on the Remodeling of Regional Meteorological Patterns by Abnormal Ocean Circulation Monitored by Satellites
This paper aims to explore the remodeling effect of abnormal ocean circulation on regional meteorological patterns under satellite monitoring. Through the analysis of relevant satellite data, it elaborates on the manifestations of abnormal ocean circulation and its relationship with changes in regional meteorological elements, revealing how abnormal ocean circulation affects regional meteorological elements such as atmospheric circulation, temperature, and precipitation through changes in the transportation and distribution of heat, watervapor, etc., and thus remodels the regional meteorological patterns. This provides a scientific basis for a deeper understanding of the interaction between the ocean and the atmosphere and the mechanism of climate change.
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