A Mechanism for the Generation of a Warm SST Anomaly in the Western Equatorial Pacific: A Pathway Perspective

A Transformer‐Based Deep Learning Model for Successful Predictions of the 2021 Second‐Year La Niña Condition

(2023) Chuan Gao et al.   GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS

A Simple Multiscale Intermediate Coupled Stochastic Model for El Niño Diversity and Complexity

(2023) Nan Chen et al.   Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems

A self-attention–based neural network for three-dimensional multivariate modeling and its skillful ENSO predictions

(2023) Lu Zhou et al.   Science Advances

Structure and Evolution of Decadal Spiciness Variability in the North Pacific during 2004–20, Revealed from Argo Observations

(2022) Guanghui Zhou et al.   ADVANCES IN ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES

Tropical and Subtropical Pacific Sources of the Asymmetric El Niño‐La Niña Decay and Their Future Changes

(2022) Jiepeng Chen et al.   GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS

Recent ENSO evolution and its real-time prediction challenges

(2022) Rong-Hua Zhang et al.   National Science Review

Understanding the Development of the 2018/19 Central Pacific El Niño

(2022) Chengyang Guan et al.   ADVANCES IN ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES

The 2020–2021 prolonged La Niña evolution in the tropical Pacific

(2022) Chuan Gao et al.   Science China-Earth Sciences

Low-frequency variability of the Pacific Subtropical Cells as reproduced by coupled models and ocean reanalyses

(2021) Giorgio Graffino et al.   CLIMATE DYNAMICS

Distinct Onset Mechanisms of Two Subtypes of CP El Niño and Their Changes in Future Warming

(2021) Mengyan Chen et al.   GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS

The Interdecadal Shift of ENSO Properties in 1999/2000: A Review

(2020) Zeng-Zhen Hu et al.   JOURNAL OF CLIMATE

Separating freshwater flux effects on ENSO in a hybrid coupled model of the tropical Pacific

(2020) Chuan Gao et al.   CLIMATE DYNAMICS

A review of progress in coupled ocean-atmosphere model developments for ENSO studies in China

(2020) Rong-Hua Zhang et al.   Journal of Oceanology and Limnology

Subtropical-tropical pathways of spiciness anomalies and their impact on equatorial Pacific temperature

(2020) Mathias Zeller et al.   CLIMATE DYNAMICS

The roles of tropical and subtropical wind stress anomalies in the El Niño Modoki onset

(2018) Xin Wang et al.   CLIMATE DYNAMICS

A review of ENSO theories

(2018) Chunzai Wang   National Science Review

Progress in ENSO prediction and predictability study

(2018) Youmin Tang et al.   National Science Review

The roles of atmospheric wind and entrained water temperature (Te) in the second-year cooling of the 2010–12 La Niña event

(2016) Chuan Gao et al.   CLIMATE DYNAMICS

The IOCAS intermediate coupled model (IOCAS ICM) and its real-time predictions of the 2015–2016 El Niño event

(2016) Rong-Hua Zhang et al.   Science Bulletin

A hybrid coupled model for the pacific ocean-atmosphere system. Part I: Description and basic performance

(2015) Rong-Hua Zhang   ADVANCES IN ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES

Strong influence of westerly wind bursts on El Niño diversity

(2015) Dake Chen et al.   Nature Geoscience

The impact of westerly wind bursts and ocean initial state on the development, and diversity of El Niño events

(2014) Alexey V. Fedorov et al.   CLIMATE DYNAMICS

The impact of westerly wind bursts on the diversity and predictability of El Niño events: An ocean energetics perspective

(2014) Shineng Hu et al.   GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS

Effects of tropical instability wave (TIW)-induced surface wind feedback in the tropical Pacific Ocean

(2013) Rong-Hua Zhang   CLIMATE DYNAMICS

Model evidence for interdecadal pathway changes in the subtropics and tropics of the South Pacific Ocean

(2012) Rong-Hua Zhang et al.   ADVANCES IN ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES

Skill of Real-Time Seasonal ENSO Model Predictions during 2002–11: Is Our Capability Increasing?

(2011) Anthony G. Barnston et al.   BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY

Subtropics-Related Interannual Sea Surface Temperature Variability in the Central Equatorial Pacific

(2010) Jin-Yi Yu et al.   JOURNAL OF CLIMATE