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Long-term Variations of Cyclone-Influenced Exchange Flows in the Coastal Arctic in 2000-2025
Summertime synoptic weather regulates Arctic land-ocean exchange through meteorological tides during the ice-free period, when the predominantly easterly regime of the Beaufort High is punctuated by episodic Arctic cyclones, changing coastal winds to westerlies. We analyze wind-driven exchange flows
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