| 11. | Poleward-propagating Rossby waves explain many of the observed statistical connections between low and high latitude climates.
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| 12. | Why is the Rossby wave the slowest wave?
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| 13. | The Rossby waves are themselves a different wind speed from what we experience in the lower troposphere.
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| 14. | Rossby waves "'on Earth are giant meanders in high-altitude winds that have a major influence on weather.
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| 15. | In turn, Rossby waves alter the water temperature and density, pushing the thermocline downward by several hundred feet.
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| 16. | Baroclinic Rossby waves are much slower.
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| 17. | Until now, Wolff said, there have been only indirect and inconclusive evidence for Rossby waves through sunspot observations.
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| 18. | In planetary atmospheres, including Earth, Rossby waves are due to the variation in the Coriolis effect with latitude.
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| 19. | The outflow of air mass from the cell creates harmonic waves in the atmosphere known as Rossby waves.
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| 20. | Rossby waves also depend on variations in " f ", and do not occur in the f-plane approximation.
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