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Effects Of The Sea Ice Patterns During The August Reversal Of The Beaufort Sea Gyre On Atmospheric Forcing

Typically the Beaufort Sea Gyre has an anticyclonic circulation. Recent studies of monthly data have illustrated a cyclonic reversal during August for most years of record. Examination of satellite imagery reveals that the sea ice diverges during this reversal. Consequently there is probably an increase in the heat flux from the ocean to the atmosphere. This anomalous heat flux may have a feedback effect on the stabilization of the low pressure cell that drives the reversed circulation.