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August 25, 2025Open Access

Observational and Numerical Study of the Vertical Structure of Anticyclonic Eddy in the Northern South China Sea and Its Response to Typhoon

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WMWeijie MaDartmouth College WZWenjing ZhangNational University of Defense Technology SZShouxian ZhuHohai University

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Observational analysis shows temperature and salinity changes in an anticyclonic eddy during typhoon Hato, indicating deep ocean response to extreme weather.

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Significant temperature decrease of ~2°C and salinity changes occurred due to typhoon impacts.
Maximum cooling happened near 50 m depth, affecting the vertical structure of the anticyclonic eddy.
Numerical modeling assessed the typhoon's effects, emphasizing quick adjustments of flow fields and recovery.
Findings have implications for understanding mesoscale oceanic structures in extreme weather conditions.

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Ma et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af63efad7bf08b1eae4bea https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202507.2300.v2

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Observational analysis shows temperature and salinity changes in an anticyclonic eddy during typhoon Hato, indicating deep ocean response to extreme weather.

Observational and Numerical Study of the Vertical Structure of Anticyclonic Eddy in the Northern South China Sea and Its Response to Typhoon

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Observational and Numerical Study of the Vertical Structure of Anticyclonic Eddy in the Northern South China Sea and Its Response to Typhoon

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