Investigating the Changes in the Nature of Tropical Cyclones Due to Climate Change by Mehriar Ali Mohammadi, Mohammad Pakhireh Zan, Saeedeh Kharazmi

“…Also, models predict that as the Earth warms in the coming decades, some regions will experience an increase in the rate of intensification, a poleward shift of the geographic latitude of the maximum intensity, or a decrease in tropical cyclone forward motion. …”
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Shifts in Planting Date and Change in Length of Growing Season in Yazd Province Under Warmer Climate Conditions by Mansuoreh Kohi, Ebrahim Fattahi, Ebrahim Asadi Oskouei

“…Changes in the land biosphere since 1970 are consistent with global warming: climate zones have shifted poleward in both hemispheres, and the growing season has on average lengthened by up to two days per decade since the 1950s in the Northern Hemisphere extratropic. …”
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RETHINKING CLIMATE CHANGE AND NATIONAL SECURITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA by ADIGWE AUSTEEN NDUBUISI

“…This ranges from decreased precipitation to deforestation and desertification, the poleward shift of vegetation and its impact on animal populations, the unmitigated rise in sea levels among others. …”
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RETHINKING CLIMATE CHANGE AND NATIONAL SECURITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA by AUSTEEN NDUBUISI ADIGWE

“…This ranges from decreased precipitation to deforestation and desertification, the poleward shift of vegetation and its impact on animal populations, the unmitigated rise in sea levels among others. …”
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Insights into greener Miocene biomes and globally enhanced terrestrial productivity from fossil leaves by Tammo Reichgelt, Christopher K. West

“…Our results show that the Miocene had higher than modern zonal temperature, precipitation and net primary productivity (NPP) averages, especially for precipitation at latitudes >30°N/°S, suggesting enhanced poleward moisture transport in both hemispheres and a greener biosphere. …”
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Quantification of Representation Error in the Neutral Winds and Ion Drifts Using Data Assimilation by Jiahui Hu, Aurora López Rubio, Alex Chartier, Sarah McDonald, Seebany Datta‐Barua

“…For the high latitudes (poleward of ±60° magnetic), the mean errors exceed 50 m/s with variances up to 200 m/s, and the relative errors are higher than the “truth.” …”
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GOLD Mission's Observation About the Geomagnetic Storm Effects on the Nighttime Equatorial Ionization Anomaly (EIA) and Equatorial Plasma Bubbles (EPB) During a Solar Minimum Equin... by Deepak Kumar Karan, Richard W. Eastes, Robert E. Daniell, Carlos R. Martinis, William E. McClintock

“…The equatorial ionization anomaly (EIA) crests were shifted 8°–10° poleward compared to the quiet time monthly mean across ∼65°–35°W during the main phase. …”
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Instability Mechanisms for the F‐Region Plasma Irregularities Inside the Midlatitude Ionospheric Trough: Swarm Observations by Yiwen Liu, Chao Xiong, Xin Wan, Yeping Lai, Yuhao Wang, Xiao Yu, Ming Ou

“…Orbital cases show that both the MIT equatorward and poleward walls are embedded with small‐scale irregularities. …”
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Climate change-driven shifts in the global distribution of tomato and potato crops and their associated bacterial pathogens by Muhammad Hubab, Niloufar Lorestani, Rogayah Akram Mheisin Al-Awabdeh, Farzin Shabani

“…This study used four species distribution models (SDMs) to predict current and future habitat suitability for both tomato and potato crops, as well as their associated pathogens, under two shared socioeconomic pathways (SSP4.5 and SSP8.5) and four global circulation models (GCMs).ResultsThe models projected significant poleward shifts in suitable habitats for tomatoes and potatoes, with notable expansions in higher-latitude regions such as Canada, northern Europe, and Russia, and contractions in current major production zones such as the United States (US), Brazil, parts of Africa, and China. …”
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Data Assimilation of Ion Drift Measurements for Estimation of Ionospheric Plasma Drivers by Jiahui Hu, Sarah McDonald, Alex Chartier, Aurora López Rubio, Seebany Datta‐Barua

“…The lack of improvement at high‐latitudes is attributed to the increase in EMPIRE ion drift error poleward of 60° magnetic.…”
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Investigation of ionospheric response to a moderate geomagnetic storm over the mid-latitude of Saudi Arabia by Alenazi Moqbil Salem, Nooreldeen Hassan Mahdy, Ahmed Ayman Mahmoud, Yossuf Mohamed, Lomotey Solomon Otoo, Yassen Ahmed, Mahrous Ayman

“…Additionally, GPS-VTEC data were utilized to detect traveling ionospheric disturbances within 30 min, moving poleward across the Northern Arabian Peninsula throughout the storm. …”
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Development of the Storm‐Induced Ionospheric Irregularities at Equatorial and Middle Latitudes During the 25–26 August 2018 Geomagnetic Storm by Iurii Cherniak, Irina Zakharenkova

“…The EPBs latitudinal extent largely exceeded climatological‐based expectations for solar minimum conditions; EPBs reached atypically high latitudes (20°–25° magnetic latitude [MLAT]) in the Pacific Ocean sector. The poleward‐streaming plasma density depletions were registered along the western coast of North America. …”
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GOLD Observations of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles Reaching Mid‐Latitudes During the 23 April 2023 Geomagnetic Storm by Deepak Kumar Karan, Carlos R. Martinis, Richard W. Eastes, Robert E. Daniell, William E. McClintock, Chao‐Song Huang

“…NASA's global‐scale observations of the limb and disk (GOLD) imager observed bright equatorial ionization anomaly (EIA) crests at ∼25° Mlat, ∼11° poleward from their average locations, computed by averaging the EIA crests during the previous geomagnetic quiet days (18–22 April) between ∼15°W and 5°W Glon. …”
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Climate change impacts to extreme weather events associated with insured losses in New Zealand: a review by Joanna Aldridge, Rob Bell

“…Extreme weather systems such as ex-tropical and extra-tropical cyclones may be supported by warmer sea surface temperatures and the poleward shift in subtropical weather systems, although quantitative studies on their changing frequency and severity are not yet available. …”
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Over 20‐Year Global Magnetohydrodynamic Simulation of Earth's Magnetosphere by Ilja Honkonen, Max van deKamp, Theresa Hoppe, Kirsti Kauristie

“…In the ionosphere we use a maximum resolution of approximately 100 km poleward of ±58° magnetic latitude and decreasing resolution toward equator. …”
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Ocean’s largest chlorophyll-rich tongue is extending westward (2002–2022) by Shuaixing Peng, Xiaolong Yu, Zhongping Lee, Hongyang Lin, Xin Liu, Minhan Dai, Shaoling Shang

“…Interestingly, EMD analysis on central locations of the Pacific gyres suggested simultaneous extension of the gyres and the CRT during 2002-2022, with the gyres extending poleward. Our findings imply a broader cover of productive water along the equator, while its impact on tropical climate, ecosystems, and carbon cycle deserves further investigation.…”
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Significant Midlatitude Bubble‐Like Ionospheric Super‐Depletion Structure (BLISS) and Dynamic Variation of Storm‐Enhanced Density Plume During the 23 April 2023 Geomagnetic Storm... by Ercha Aa, Shun‐Rong Zhang, Shasha Zou, Wenbin Wang, Zihan Wang, Xuguang Cai, Philip J. Erickson, Anthea J. Coster

“…This BLISS appeared as a low‐density channel extending poleward/westward and reached ∼40° geomagnetic latitude, corresponding to an APEX height of ∼5,000 km. …”
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Distribution Characteristics of the Plasma Irregularities Inside the Mid‐Latitude Ionospheric Trough Based on Swarm In Situ Measurements by Yiwen Liu, Wenhao Xie, Chao Xiong, Ting Ye, Yuhao Wang, Xin Wan, Yueyan Cao

“…(b) The daytime MTI occurrence rate is significantly higher than that at nighttime, and the difference between the poleward wall and equatorward wall during daytime is higher than that at nighttime. …”
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The southward shift of hurricane genesis over the northern Atlantic Ocean by Xi Cao, Renguang Wu, Xianling Jiang, Yifeng Dai, Pengfei Wang, Lei Zhou, Liang Wu, Difei Deng, Ying Sun, Shangfeng Chen, Kaiming Hu, Zhibiao Wang, Lu Liu, Xiaoqing Lan, Zhencai Du, Junhu Zhao, Xiao Xiao

“…Previous studies identified a poleward migration of tropical cyclone (TC) genesis over the Pacific Ocean, but the shift over the NATL is statistically insignificant. …”
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Assessing the Role of Incubation Temperature as a Barrier to Successful Establishment of Coho Salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) in a Rapidly Warming Arctic by Elizabeth D. Lindley, Karen M. Dunmall, Peter A. H. Westley

“…ABSTRACT Warming associated with climate change is driving poleward shifts in the marine habitat of anadromous Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus spp.). …”
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