JSHESS Early Online View
From 2016, JSHESS will be publishing early online views of papers following acceptance and prior to their formal allocation to an issue. These papers are published in the format in which they are received and are subject to reformatting and copy-editing before final publication.
Papers with early online view available
- The relationship between the subtropical ridge and Australian temperatures. Acacia Pepler, Linden Ashcroft and Blair Trewin
- Optimising the Australian Wave Observation Network. Diana J.M. Greenslade, Adriana Zanca, Stefan Zieger and Mark A. Hemer
- A warm-front triggered nocturnal tornado outbreak near Kiama, NSW, Australia. Simon A. Louis.
- High-resolution ensemble prediction of the Australian East Coast Low of April 2015. Dragana Zovko-Rajak, Kevin J. Tory, Robert J. B. Fawcett, Jeffrey D. Kepert and Lawrence J. Rikus.
- Seasonal climate summary for the southern hemisphere (winter 2016): a strong negative Indian Ocean Dipole brings wet conditions to Australia. Blair Trewin.
- Seasonal climate summary for the southern hemisphere (autumn 2016): El Niño slips into neutral and a negative Indian Ocean Dipole develops. Katie Rosemond and Skie Tobin
- Potential predictability of Australian seasonal rainfall. Carsten S. Frederiksen, Simon Grainger and Xiaogu Zheng
- Persistence of cool conditions after heavy rain in Australia. Pandora K. Hope and Ian G. Watterson
- Wintertime orographic precipitation over western Tasmania. Cameron J. Lewis., Yi Huang., Steven T. Siems. and Michael J. Manton
- A Comment on Tmin at Goulburn and at Thredbo Top Station. Greg. P. Ayers
- Trends and low frequency variability of East Coast Lows in the twentieth century. Fei Ji, Acacia S. Pepler, Stuart Browning, Jason P. Evans and Alejandro Di Luca
Last updated 30 November 2018 by Keith Day
