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4 Incoming Solar (Shortwave) at TOA DecemberMarch JuneSeptember

5 Reflected Solar at TOA DecemberMarch JuneSeptember

6 Planetary Albedo DecemberMarch JuneSeptember

7 Net Shortwave (Solar) Radiation DecemberMarch JuneSeptember

8 Outgoing Longwave (IR) at TOA DecemberMarch JuneSeptember

9 Net Incoming Radiation (LW and SW) DecemberMarch JuneSeptember

10 Latitudinal Radiation Imbalance adapted from Trenberth and Caron (2001) PW=10 15 W Total heat transport Atmospheric heat transport

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22 Midlatitude weather systems NOAA NCEP-NCAR CDAS-1 DAILY 300 mb height (m) and winds (m/s) 1 Apr 1997

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