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Richard Washington

Richard Washington

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Writer, KevOnStage Studios

Los Angeles

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Television History , Film , Internet Culture , Music

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Total articles 113

  • The Southern African Heat Low: Structure, Seasonal and Diurnal Variability, and Climatological Trends

    By Richard Washington, Callum Munday, Kitty Attwood|ametsoc.orgShare Link Copy this link, or click below to email it to a friend Email this content or copy the link directly: The link was not copied. Your current browser may not support copying via this button.

    By Richard Washington, Callum Munday, Kitty Attwood · 0

    Feb. 29, 2024

  • The Turkana Jet Diurnal Cycle in Observations and Reanalysis

    By Callum Munday, Sebastian Engelstaedter, Richard Washington, Geoffrey Ogutu|ametsoc.orgKeywords: Africa; Inversions; Jets; Radiosonde/rawinsonde observations; Model errors; Field experiments1. IntroductionThe Turkana jet is a year-round feature of East African climate. The southeasterly low-level jet forms the inland branch of the large-scale offshore winds in the western Indian Ocean, which reverse from northeasterly in December–February to southwesterly in June to September. Across much of the year, the jet crosses hemispheres as it flows inland to the African interior (Fig. 1).

    By Callum Munday, Sebastian Engelstaedter, Richard Washington, Geoffrey Ogutu · 0

    Aug. 22, 2024

  • The Turkana Jet Diurnal Cycle in Observations and Reanalysis

    By Callum Munday, Sebastian Engelstaedter, Richard Washington, Geoffrey Ogutu|ametsoc.orgKeywords: Africa; Inversions; Jets; Radiosonde/rawinsonde observations; Model errors; Field experiments1. IntroductionThe Turkana jet is a year-round feature of East African climate. The southeasterly low-level jet forms the inland branch of the large-scale offshore winds in the western Indian Ocean, which reverse from northeasterly in December–February to southwesterly in June to September. Across much of the year, the jet crosses hemispheres as it flows inland to the African interior (Fig. 1).

    By Callum Munday, Sebastian Engelstaedter, Richard Washington, Geoffrey Ogutu · 0

    Aug. 22, 2024

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KevOnStage Studios

The home for content creators outside of traditional Hollywood.