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A storm-centered perspective of midlatitude near-inertial wave generation
Near-inertial waves (NIWs) generated by extratropical storms provide a major pathway for transferring atmospheric energy into the ocean, yet what determines the efficiency of this energy transfer at the level of individual storms remains poorly understood. Here, using a slab ocean model forced by ER
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