Subtropical Cyclones Diabatic Energy Sources Baroclinic Energy Sources Adapted from Fig. 9 in Beven (2012) 30 th Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical.

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Subtropical Cyclones Diabatic Energy Sources Baroclinic Energy Sources Adapted from Fig. 9 in Beven (2012) 30 th Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology TCs Subtropical cyclones Frontal cyclones

Davis (2010) methodology: –Based on Ertel potential vorticity (PV) –Formulated in terms of two PV metrics that quantify the relative contributions of baroclinic processes and condensation heating to the evolution of individual cyclones Davis (2010) methodology is similar to Hart (2003) cyclone phase space diagrams Adapted Davis (2010) Methodology

Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes: (near-surface potential temperature anomaly) absolute vorticity 425 hPa Potential temperature anomaly Length of 6° box centered on cyclone

Adapted Davis (2010) Methodology PV1/PV2 : measure of the contribution of lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes relative to the contribution of condensation heating Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes: (near-surface potential temperature anomaly) Midtropospheric latent heat release: (interior PV anomaly) 425 hPa Ertel PV anomaly Potential temperature anomaly Length of 6° box centered on cyclone absolute vorticity

Adapted Davis (2010) Methodology 200 hPa 925 hPa

Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes (PV1) 200 hPa 925 hPa Adapted Davis (2010) Methodology Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes: (near-surface potential temperature anomaly)

Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes (PV1) 200 hPa 925 hPa Adapted Davis (2010) Methodology Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes: (near-surface potential temperature anomaly) Midtropospheric latent heat release: (interior PV anomaly)

500 hPa Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes (PV1) 200 hPa 925 hPa Adapted Davis (2010) Methodology Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes: (near-surface potential temperature anomaly) Midtropospheric latent heat release: (interior PV anomaly) PV1/PV2 : measure of the contribution of lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes relative to the contribution of condensation heating

Adapted Davis (2010) Methodology Additional metric introduced to diagnose upper-tropospheric dynamical processes Upper-tropospheric dynamical processes: (upper-tropospheric PV anomaly) Ertel PV anomaly 300 hPa Length of 6° box centered on cyclone

500 hPa Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes (PV1) 200 hPa 925 hPa Adapted Davis (2010) Methodology Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes: (near-surface potential temperature anomaly) Midtropospheric latent heat release: (interior PV anomaly) PV1/PV2 : measure of the contribution of lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes relative to the contribution of condensation heating

500 hPa Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes (PV1) 200 hPa 925 hPa Adapted Davis (2010) Methodology Upper- tropospheric dynamical processes (PV3) Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes: (near-surface potential temperature anomaly) Midtropospheric latent heat release: (interior PV anomaly) Upper-tropospheric dynamical processes: (upper-tropospheric PV anomaly) PV1/PV2 : measure of the contribution of lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes relative to the contribution of condensation heating

500 hPa Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes (PV1) 200 hPa 925 hPa Adapted Davis (2010) Methodology Upper- tropospheric dynamical processes (PV3) PV1/PV2 : measure of the contribution of lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes relative to the contribution of condensation heating Calculated from the 0.5° Climate Forecast System Reanalysis V2 dataset

Hurricane Sandy: 6° × 6° box, NHC Best Track Peaks in PV3 PV1/PV2 22 October23 October24 October25 October26 October27 October28 October29 October30 October31 October PVU

Hurricane Sandy: 10° × 10° box, NHC Best Track Peaks in PV3 PV1/PV2 PVU 22 October23 October24 October25 October26 October27 October28 October29 October30 October31 October

Hurricane Sandy: 12° × 12° box, NHC Best Track Peaks in PV3 PV1/PV2 PVU 22 October23 October24 October25 October26 October27 October28 October29 October30 October31 October

Hurricane Sandy: 14° × 14° box, NHC Best Track PVU PV1/PV2 Peaks in PV3 22 October23 October24 October25 October26 October27 October28 October29 October30 October31 October

Hurricane Sandy: 16° × 16° box, NHC Best Track PVU PV1/PV2 Peaks in PV3 22 October23 October24 October25 October26 October27 October28 October29 October30 October31 October

Hurricane Sandy: 18° × 18° box, NHC Best Track PVU PV1/PV2 Peaks in PV3 22 October23 October24 October25 October26 October27 October28 October29 October30 October31 October

Hurricane Sandy: 20° × 20° box, NHC Best Track PVU PV1/PV2 Peaks in PV3 22 October23 October24 October25 October26 October27 October28 October29 October30 October31 October

500 hPa Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes (PV1) 200 hPa 925 hPa Adapted Davis (2010) Methodology Upper- tropospheric dynamical processes (PV3) Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes: (near-surface potential temperature anomaly) Midtropospheric latent heat release: (interior PV anomaly) Upper-tropospheric dynamical processes: (upper-tropospheric PV anomaly) PV1/PV2 : measure of the contribution of lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes relative to the contribution of condensation heating

300 hPa Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes (PV1) 200 hPa 925 hPa Adapted Davis (2010) Methodology Upper- tropospheric dynamical processes (PV3) Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes: (near-surface potential temperature anomaly) Midtropospheric latent heat release: (interior PV anomaly) Upper-tropospheric dynamical processes: (upper-tropospheric PV anomaly) PV1/PV2 : measure of the contribution of lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes relative to the contribution of condensation heating

Hurricane Sandy: 6° × 6° box, 500 hPa, NHC Best Track Peaks in PV3 22 October23 October24 October25 October26 October27 October28 October29 October30 October31 October PVU PV1/PV2

Peaks in PV3 22 October23 October24 October25 October26 October27 October28 October29 October30 October31 October Hurricane Sandy: 6° × 6° box, 300 hPa, NHC Best Track PVU PV1/PV2

300 hPa Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes (PV1) 200 hPa 925 hPa Adapted Davis (2010) Methodology Upper- tropospheric dynamical processes (PV3) Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes: (near-surface potential temperature anomaly) Midtropospheric latent heat release: (interior PV anomaly) Upper-tropospheric dynamical processes: (upper-tropospheric PV anomaly) PV1/PV2 : measure of the contribution of lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes relative to the contribution of condensation heating

500 hPa Lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes (PV1) 200 hPa 925 hPa Adapted Davis (2010) Methodology Upper- tropospheric dynamical processes (PV3) PV1/PV2 : measure of the contribution of lower-tropospheric baroclinic processes relative to the contribution of condensation heating Calculated from the 0.5° Climate Forecast System Reanalysis V2 dataset