Thando Ndarana, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2010 | Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD |
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Sign in to add mentorDarryn Waugh | grad student | 2010 | Johns Hopkins (Physics Tree) | |
(Rossby wave breaking in the Southern Hemisphere.) |
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Ndarana T, Rammopo TS, Chikoore H, et al. (2020) A quasi-geostrophic diagnosis of the zonal flow associated with cut-off lows over South Africa and surrounding oceans Climate Dynamics. 1-14 |
Ndarana T, Mpati S, Bopape M, et al. (2020) The flow and moisture fluxes associated with ridging South Atlantic Ocean anticyclones during the subtropical southern African summer International Journal of Climatology |
Bopape MM, Engelbrecht F, Abiodun B, et al. (2019) Programme for the development of weather and climate numerical modelling systems in South Africa South African Journal of Science. 115 |
Ndarana T, Bopape M, Waugh D, et al. (2018) The Influence of the Lower Stratosphere on Ridging Atlantic Ocean Anticyclones over South Africa Journal of Climate. 31: 6175-6187 |
Mathole K, Ndarana T, Beraki A, et al. (2014) Impact of lower stratospheric ozone on seasonal prediction systems South African Journal of Science. 110 |
Ratna SB, Ratnam JV, Behera SK, et al. (2014) Performance assessment of three convective parameterization schemes in WRF for downscaling summer rainfall over South Africa Climate Dynamics. 42: 2931-2953 |
Ndarana T, Waugh DW, Polvani LM, et al. (2012) Antarctic ozone depletion and trends in tropopause Rossby wave breaking Atmospheric Science Letters. 13: 164-168 |
Ndarana T, Waugh DW. (2011) A Climatology of Rossby wave breaking on the Southern Hemisphere tropopause Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences. 68: 798-811 |
Ndarana T, Waugh DW. (2010) The link between cut-off lows and Rossby wave breaking in the Southern Hemisphere Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society. 136: 869-885 |