Tornado frequency and its large-scale environments over Ontario, Canada

Over the last two decades, there exist ever-increasing changes in tornado frequency over Ontario, Canada. It is shown through a composite analysis that the tornado events occur more frequently over Ontario with stronger low-level cyclonic circulations and stronger baroclinicity under conditions of warmer atmospheric temperature.

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Author Cao, Z.
Cai, Huaqing
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Suggested Citation Cao, Z., Cai, Huaqing. (2008). Tornado frequency and its large-scale environments over Ontario, Canada. UCAR/NCAR - Library. https://n2t.org/ark:/85065/d79g5n0h. Accessed 26 August 2025.

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