MJO composites for different seasons Composites are formed by averaging/accumulating the field data for 8 different phases of the MJO. The 8 phases are defined by the position of the (RMM1,RMM2) point within the 2-dimensional phase space as shown here. The methods used to produce these composites are described in the paper Wheeler et al. (2008).
Field	Months of season
	DJF	MAM	JJA	SON
Anomalies of OLR (W/m²) and 850hPa wind (m/s)	Indo-Pacific Map	Indo-Pacific Map	Indo-Pacific Map	Indo-Pacific Map
Anomalies of SLP (hPa) and Surface wind (m/s)	Indo-Pacific Map	Indo-Pacific Map	Indo-Pacific Map	Indo-Pacific Map
Daily Rainfall Anomalies (mm/day) (shaded where significant at the 5% level, two-sided)	Australia Map	Australia Map	Australia Map	Australia Map
Weekly rainfall probabilities (upper tercile event) (shaded where significant at the 5% level, two-sided)	Australia Map	Australia Map	Australia Map	Australia Map
Anomalies of z500 (m) and 500hPa winds (m/s) (shaded where significant at the 10% level, two-sided)	Indo-Pacific Map	Indo-Pacific Map	Indo-Pacific Map	Indo-Pacific Map
Anomalies of z200 (m) and 200hPa winds (m/s) (shaded where significant at the 10% level, two-sided)	Indo-Pacific Map	Indo-Pacific Map	Indo-Pacific Map	Indo-Pacific Map
	DJF	MAM	JJA	SON

Composites for all overlapping seasons
Field	Months of season
	DJF	JFM	FMA	MAM	AMJ	MJJ	JJA	JAS	ASO	SON	OND	NDJ
Anomalies of OLR (W/m²) and 850hPa wind (m/s)	Map			Map			Map			Map
Weekly rainfall probabilities (upper tercile event) (shaded where significant at the 5% level, two-sided)	Map	Map	Map	Map	Map	Map	Map	Map	Map	Map	Map	Map
	DJF	JFM	FMA	MAM	AMJ	MJJ	JJA	JAS	ASO	SON	OND	NDJ