Journal of Meteorological Research雜志

1.Manuscripts should be submitted with regular margins and the pages must be numbered consecutively . Brevity and lucidity are encouraged and papers each consisting of less than 25 pages include figures, tables, and references are preferred. Each manuscript generally includes the following components: (1) title, author's name, a±liation; (2) abstract; (3) key words; (4) text; (5) acknowledgment; (6) appendix; (7) references; and (8) tables and figures.

2.References should be arranged alphabetically without numbering at the end of the paper and the text citation should consist of the name of the author and the year of publication. The references for articles and books should be in the following form respectively:

1）.Parasnis, S. S., and S. S. Goyal, 1989: Thermodynamic feature of the atmospheric boundary during the summer monsoon. Atmos. Environment, 24, 743- 753.

2）.Zhang Jiabao, 1984: Intr oduction to Xinjiang Precipitation. China Meteorological Press, 14-16. (in Chinese)

3）.Zeng Qingcun, 1994: Experiments of seasonal and extraseasonal predictions of summer monsoon precipitation. Proceedings of International Conference on Monsoon Variability and Predictability , Trieste, 9- 13 May 1994, 25-27.

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