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of the orography, establishing a narrow belt of cold air.During the<br />

passage of air, the exciting effect of Plateau's boundary brings<br />

about in the rear of the cold front an extremely high wind center<br />

that moves along the fringe of the topography, at first down to the<br />

south along its east side till it crosses 2Q°N <strong>and</strong> then turns westward<br />

on its south side to the Indian. Such waves are found of the<br />

character of Kelvin waves;<br />

(3) Our simulation with <strong>and</strong> without the orography indicates that<br />

in the frontal edge of a cold surge the northerly wind enforcement<br />

is roughly 12 hr ahead of temperature drop, a result that may be<br />

due to the southward propagation of fast-travelling gravity waves<br />

produced by the cold front excitation;<br />

(4) The surge goes southward under the Hadley cell, operating to<br />

intensify the cell <strong>and</strong> to move it further southward.<br />

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