The primitive equations are identical to those used to develop the coastal Kelvin wave phase speed solution ( U-momentum, V-momentum, and continuity equations ) and the motion is unidirectional and parallel to the equator.
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Geostrophic current anomaly, like a Kelvin wave signature propagating eastward to South America between December and April can be easily discerned, and this arrival to South America also coincided with the above-mentioned SST anomaly onset.
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Coastal Kelvin waves follow shorelines and will always propagate in a counterclockwise direction in the Northern hemisphere ( with the shoreline to the right of the direction of travel ) and clockwise in the Southern hemisphere.
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Note that for motion toward the west, the Coriolis force would not restore a northward or southward deviation back toward the equator; thus, equatorial Kelvin waves are only possible for eastward motion ( as noted above ).
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Rossby waves then enter the equation and, as previously stated, move at lower velocities than the Kelvin waves and can take anywhere from nine months to four years to fully cross the Pacific Ocean basin ( from boundary to boundary ).
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These weakening easterly winds not only subdue the amount of cool water upwelling to the sea's surface from the chilly depths below, but also generate a pulse of warm water that propagates eastward from the western Pacific, known as a Kelvin wave.
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These easterly winds can transfer West Pacific warm water toward the east, thereby exciting a Kelvin wave, which in this sense can be thought of as a warm-water anomaly that travels under the ocean s surface at a depth of about 150 meters.
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In a stratified ocean of mean depth " H ", free waves propagate along coastal boundaries ( and hence become trapped in the vicinity of the coast itself ) in the form of internal Kelvin waves on a scale of about 30 km.
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Discovered by Lord Kelvin, coastal Kelvin waves are trapped close to coasts and propagate along coasts in the Northern Hemisphere such that the coast is to the right of the alongshore direction of propagation ( and to the left in the Southern Hemisphere ).
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Moore ( 1968 ) found that as an equatorial Kelvin wave strikes an " eastern boundary, " part of the energy is reflected in the form of planetary and gravity waves; and the remainder of the energy is carried poleward along the eastern boundary as coastal Kelvin waves.
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