Dynamical meteorology
Dynamical meteorology, the study of the motion of the atmosphere and the forces behind them, continues to be driven by the fundamental need to make ever more accurate weather forecasts. These motions span from the global circulation, to synoptic weather patterns and tropical cyclones and down to the smaller motions of isolated storms, sea breezes and turbulence.
Research Team
 | Assoc Prof Steve SiemsMountain meteorology, wintertime storms across the south of Australia and the Southern Ocean, boundary layer meteorology. |
 | Prof Christian Jakob |
 | Dr Jennifer CattoExtratropical cyclones, fronts, warm conveyor belts. |
| Dr Hamish Ramsay |
| Prof Michael ReederFronts and frontogenesis, gravity wave generation from non-orographic sources, Rossby wave dynamics, undular bores. |
